Question 1

The ethnonursing research method

Accepted Answer

A) is the first nursing research method developed specifically to fit a nursing theory 
B) is encouraged for use by and across healthcare disciplines such as pharmacy and physical, occupational, and speech therapies 
C) is the only nursing research method 
D) a & b 
E) all of the above 
A) is the first nursing research method developed specifically to fit a nursing theory 
B) is encouraged for use by and across healthcare disciplines such as pharmacy and physical, occupational, and speech therapies 
C) is the only nursing research method 
D) a & b 
E) all of the above D

Question 2

This criterion refers to repeated direct and documented objective and subjective data confirmed with the informants.

Accepted Answer

A) credibility 
B) confirmability 
C) meaning-in-context 
D) saturation 
A) credibility 
B) confirmability 
C) meaning-in-context 
D) saturation B

Question 3

Ethnonursing researchers need to

Accepted Answer

A) use relaxed, open-ended, non-confrontational inquiry modes 
B) incorporate structured survey questions addressing domain of inquiry 
C) gain trust of informants 
D) a & c 
E) b & c 
A) use relaxed, open-ended, non-confrontational inquiry modes 
B) incorporate structured survey questions addressing domain of inquiry 
C) gain trust of informants 
D) a & c 
E) b & c D

Question 4

This criterion focuses on the significance of interpretations and understanding the actions, symbols, events, communications, and other human activities within specific or total contexts in which an event or occurrence took place.

Accepted Answer

A) credibility 
B) confirmability 
C) meaning-in-context 
D) saturation 
A) credibility 
B) confirmability 
C) meaning-in-context 
D) saturation

Question 5

The ethnonursing research method is a

Accepted Answer

A) quantitative research method designed to collect credible and valid data 
B) qualitative research method focused on naturalistic and open discovery 
C) a research method for discovery of emic and etic data 
D) a & c 
E) b & c 
A) quantitative research method designed to collect credible and valid data 
B) qualitative research method focused on naturalistic and open discovery 
C) a research method for discovery of emic and etic data 
D) a & c 
E) b & c

Question 6

Ethnonursing researchers should refrain from

Accepted Answer

A) respecting the people's views and experiences 
B) imposing personal biases, prejudices, and opinions 
C) focusing on cultural context of phenomena under study 
D) b & c 
A) respecting the people's views and experiences 
B) imposing personal biases, prejudices, and opinions 
C) focusing on cultural context of phenomena under study 
D) b & c

Question 7

This criterion refers to believability of findings that have been mutually established between the researcher and the informants as accurate.

Accepted Answer

A) credibility 
B) confirmability 
C) meaning-in-context 
D) saturation 
A) credibility 
B) confirmability 
C) meaning-in-context 
D) saturation

Question 8

The ethnonursing research method is designed to be used with

Accepted Answer

A) the culture care theory 
B) quantitative research studies 
C) any nursing theory 
D) all of the above 
A) the culture care theory 
B) quantitative research studies 
C) any nursing theory 
D) all of the above

Question 9

This criterion for evaluation of qualitative research is met when collected data reveal duplication of content with similar ideas, meanings, and experiences.

Accepted Answer

A) credibility 
B) confirmability 
C) meaning-in-context 
D) saturation 
A) credibility 
B) confirmability 
C) meaning-in-context 
D) saturation

The ethnonursing research method

This criterion refers to repeated direct and documented objective and subjective data confirmed with the informants.

Ethnonursing researchers need to

This criterion focuses on the significance of interpretations and understanding the actions, symbols, events, communications, and other human activities within specific or total contexts in which an event or occurrence took place.

The ethnonursing research method is a

Ethnonursing researchers should refrain from

This criterion refers to believability of findings that have been mutually established between the researcher and the informants as accurate.

The ethnonursing research method is designed to be used with

This criterion for evaluation of qualitative research is met when collected data reveal duplication of content with similar ideas, meanings, and experiences.

The Theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality

Leiningers Enablers for Use With the Ethnonursing Research Method

The Benefits of the Culture Care Theory and a Look to the Future for Transcultural Nursing

Leiningers Father Protective Care

Folk Care Beliefs and Practices of Traditional Lebanese and Syrian Muslims in the Midwestern USA

Transcultural Midwifery: Culture Care for Mauritian Immigrant Childbearing Families Living in New South Wales, Australia

An Examination of Subculture As a Theoretical Social Construct Through an Ethnonursing Study of Urban African American Adolescent Gang Members

Synopsis of Findings Discovered Within a Descriptive Metasynthesis of Doctoral Dissertations Guided by the Culture Care Theory With Use of the Ethnonursing Research Method

Application of the Three Modes of Culture Care Decisions and Actions ,in Advanced Practice Primary Care

Using Leiningers Theory As the Building Block for Cultural Competence and Cultural Assessment for a Collaborative Care Team in a Primary Care Setting

Application of Culture Care Theory in Teaching Cultural Competence and Culturally Congruent Care

Culture Care Education and Experiences of African American Students in Predominantly Euro American Associate Degree Nursing Programs

Culture Care Diversity and Universality: a Pathway to Culturally Congruent Practices in Transcultural Nursing Education, Research, and Practice in Australia

Application of Culture Care Theory to International Service-Learning Experiences in Kenya

The Greek Connection: Discovering the Cultural and Social Structure Dimensions of the Greek Culture Using Leiningers Theory of Culture Care: a Model for a Baccalaureate Study Abroad Experience

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Exam 2: The Ethnonursing Research Method

The ethnonursing research method

This criterion refers to repeated direct and documented objective and subjective data confirmed with the informants.

Ethnonursing researchers need to

This criterion focuses on the significance of interpretations and understanding the actions, symbols, events, communications, and other human activities within specific or total contexts in which an event or occurrence took place.

The ethnonursing research method is a

Ethnonursing researchers should refrain from

This criterion refers to believability of findings that have been mutually established between the researcher and the informants as accurate.

The ethnonursing research method is designed to be used with

This criterion for evaluation of qualitative research is met when collected data reveal duplication of content with similar ideas, meanings, and experiences.

The Theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality

Leiningers Enablers for Use With the Ethnonursing Research Method

The Benefits of the Culture Care Theory and a Look to the Future for Transcultural Nursing

Leiningers Father Protective Care

Folk Care Beliefs and Practices of Traditional Lebanese and Syrian Muslims in the Midwestern USA

Transcultural Midwifery: Culture Care for Mauritian Immigrant Childbearing Families Living in New South Wales, Australia

An Examination of Subculture As a Theoretical Social Construct Through an Ethnonursing Study of Urban African American Adolescent Gang Members

Synopsis of Findings Discovered Within a Descriptive Metasynthesis of Doctoral Dissertations Guided by the Culture Care Theory With Use of the Ethnonursing Research Method

Application of the Three Modes of Culture Care Decisions and Actions ,in Advanced Practice Primary Care

Using Leiningers Theory As the Building Block for Cultural Competence and Cultural Assessment for a Collaborative Care Team in a Primary Care Setting

Application of Culture Care Theory in Teaching Cultural Competence and Culturally Congruent Care

Culture Care Education and Experiences of African American Students in Predominantly Euro American Associate Degree Nursing Programs

Culture Care Diversity and Universality: a Pathway to Culturally Congruent Practices in Transcultural Nursing Education, Research, and Practice in Australia

Application of Culture Care Theory to International Service-Learning Experiences in Kenya

The Greek Connection: Discovering the Cultural and Social Structure Dimensions of the Greek Culture Using Leiningers Theory of Culture Care: a Model for a Baccalaureate Study Abroad Experience

Using the Culture Care Theory As a Guide to Develop and Implement a Transcultural Global Health Course for Doc Tor of Nursing Practice Student S for Study in Italy

Using the Culture Care Theory As the Organizing Framework for a Federal Project on Cultural Competence

Transcultural Nursing Course Outline, Educational Activities, and Syllabi Using the Culture Care Theory

Transcultural Nursing Certification: ITS Role in Nursing Education, Practice Administration, and Research

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