Question 1

If a study's results are not supported statistically or are only partially supported,what should research consumers conclude about the study?

Accepted Answer

A)  Irrelevant 
B)  Important to review 
C)  Proven 
D)  Unconfirmed 
A)  Irrelevant 
B)  Important to review 
C)  Proven 
D)  Unconfirmed

Question 2

Questions such as "What contributions to nursing does this study make? " and "What are the strength,quality,and consistency of the evidence provided by the findings?
" are posed to stimulate the investigator to describe which part of the discussion section?

Accepted Answer

A)  Inferences 
B)  Summary 
C)  Limitations 
D)  Recommendations 
A)  Inferences 
B)  Summary 
C)  Limitations 
D)  Recommendations

Question 3

What should investigators demonstrate when they report results?

Accepted Answer

A)  Subjectivity 
B)  Appropriateness 
C)  Objectivity 
D)  Inference 
A)  Subjectivity 
B)  Appropriateness 
C)  Objectivity 
D)  Inference

Question 4

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to review all data,even data that are not significant?

Accepted Answer

A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods 
A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods

Question 5

Which section of the report will allow the nurse researcher to answer the question "What contribution to nursing does this study make? "

Accepted Answer

A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Recommendations 
D)  Methods 
A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Recommendations 
D)  Methods

Question 6

Which section of the report will allow the nurse researcher to discuss the analysis choices?

Accepted Answer

A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods 
A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods

Question 7

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to review the descriptive and inferential statistics for each hypothesis or research question?

Accepted Answer

A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods 
A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods

Question 8

Which section of the report will allow the nurse researcher to determine whether any bias arose during the conduct of the study?

Accepted Answer

A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods 
A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods

Question 9

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to report untoward events that occurred during the course of the study?

Accepted Answer

A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods 
A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods

Question 10

What elements are included in the results section of a research report?

Accepted Answer

A)  Instruments 
B)  Data 
C)  Design 
D)  Theory 
A)  Instruments 
B)  Data 
C)  Design 
D)  Theory

Question 11

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to review critical summary numbers for each test?

Accepted Answer

A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods 
A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods

Question 12

In which section of the report will the nurse researcher determine whether the sampling size was adequate?

Accepted Answer

A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods 
A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods

Question 13

Which section of the report will allow the nurse researcher to determine whether instruments were reliable and valid?

Accepted Answer

A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods 
A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods

Question 14

How would a nurse researcher classify a problem with the study's validity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Unsupported data 
B)  Poor interpretation of results 
C)  Limitation 
D)  Lack of objectivity 
A)  Unsupported data 
B)  Poor interpretation of results 
C)  Limitation 
D)  Lack of objectivity

Question 15

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to interpret the evidence provided?

Accepted Answer

A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods 
A)  Results 
B)  Discussion 
C)  Literature review 
D)  Methods

If a study's results are not supported statistically or are only partially supported,what should research consumers conclude about the study?

Questions such as "What contributions to nursing does this study make? " and "What are the strength,quality,and consistency of the evidence provided by the findings? " are posed to stimulate the investigator to describe which part of the discussion section?

What should investigators demonstrate when they report results?

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to review all data,even data that are not significant?

Which section of the report will allow the nurse researcher to answer the question "What contribution to nursing does this study make? "

Which section of the report will allow the nurse researcher to discuss the analysis choices?

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to review the descriptive and inferential statistics for each hypothesis or research question?

Which section of the report will allow the nurse researcher to determine whether any bias arose during the conduct of the study?

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to report untoward events that occurred during the course of the study?

What elements are included in the results section of a research report?

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to review critical summary numbers for each test?

In which section of the report will the nurse researcher determine whether the sampling size was adequate?

Which section of the report will allow the nurse researcher to determine whether instruments were reliable and valid?

How would a nurse researcher classify a problem with the study's validity?

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to interpret the evidence provided?

Integrating the Processes of Research and Evidence-Based Practice

Research Questions, hypotheses, and Clinical Questions

Gathering and Appraising the Literature

Introduction to Qualitative Research

Qualitative Approaches to Research

Appraising Qualitative Research

Introduction to Quantitative Research

Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Designs

Nonexperimental Designs

Sampling

Legal and Ethical Issues

Data-Collection Methods

Reliability and Validity

Data Analysis: Descriptive and Inferential Statistics

Appraising Quantitative Research

Developing an Evidence-Based Practice

Tools for Applying Evidence to Practice

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Exam 15: Understanding Research Findings

If a study's results are not supported statistically or are only partially supported,what should research consumers conclude about the study?

Questions such as "What contributions to nursing does this study make? " and "What are the strength,quality,and consistency of the evidence provided by the findings? " are posed to stimulate the investigator to describe which part of the discussion section?

What should investigators demonstrate when they report results?

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to review all data,even data that are not significant?

Which section of the report will allow the nurse researcher to answer the question "What contribution to nursing does this study make? "

Which section of the report will allow the nurse researcher to discuss the analysis choices?

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to review the descriptive and inferential statistics for each hypothesis or research question?

Which section of the report will allow the nurse researcher to determine whether any bias arose during the conduct of the study?

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to report untoward events that occurred during the course of the study?

What elements are included in the results section of a research report?

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to review critical summary numbers for each test?

In which section of the report will the nurse researcher determine whether the sampling size was adequate?

Which section of the report will allow the nurse researcher to determine whether instruments were reliable and valid?

How would a nurse researcher classify a problem with the study's validity?

Which section of the report allows a nurse researcher to interpret the evidence provided?

Integrating the Processes of Research and Evidence-Based Practice

Research Questions, hypotheses, and Clinical Questions

Gathering and Appraising the Literature

Introduction to Qualitative Research

Qualitative Approaches to Research

Appraising Qualitative Research

Introduction to Quantitative Research

Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Designs

Nonexperimental Designs

Sampling

Legal and Ethical Issues

Data-Collection Methods

Reliability and Validity

Data Analysis: Descriptive and Inferential Statistics

Appraising Quantitative Research

Developing an Evidence-Based Practice

Tools for Applying Evidence to Practice

Filters