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NURS 405 (Chapter 14, 13 & 15)
NURS 405 (Chapter 14, 13 & 15)
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Strategies to establish CREDIBILITY of qualitative research include (select all that apply).
persistent observations
Peer debriefing
Referential adequacy
Data saturation
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A qualitative credibility strategy involving analysis of cases that do not fit patterns or categories.
Reflexivity
Data saturation
Negative Case Analysis
Triangulation
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Subjects are selected based on exposure to a determinant.
Cohort Studies
Randomized Control Trials
Meta-Analyses
Case Control Studies
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Choose the correct statements about measures of variability in research data
Describes information about how different data are within a set
Provides information on how data is dispersed around the mean
Standard deviation is the most common varibility report
Range is the most stable measurement of variability
5
A nurse is concerned with recent adoption of clinical practice guidelines for conscious sedation. Which tool can help?
Systematic Review
RCTs
AGREE II
AGREE I
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Qualitative data analysis uses _____ to explain phenomena.
Emotions
Words
Numbers
Feelings
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A qualitative credibility strategy involving using a journal to record thoughts, ideas & decisions during data gathering
Data saturation
Reflexivity
Negative Case Analysis
Triangulation
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The aim of this type of evidence is to provide comprehensive understanding of topic. A type of literature review.
Quality Improvement
Narrative review
Opinions of Authorities
Integrative
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This type of evidence generates new statistics and effect size from multiple studies.
Randomized Control Trials
Case Control Studies
Cohort Studies
Meta-Analyses
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Choose the correct statement/s regarding inferential stats in quantitative research
Nonsignificance supports Null hypothesis
In nursing, level of significance can be a p value of .01
Statistical Significance equates to meaningful results for bedside nursing
Stat Nonsignificance occurs when results of the study likely from chance
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A qualitative credibility strategy that occurs when repetition of information is consistently heard.
Triangulation
Negative Case Analysis
Reflexivity
Data saturation
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In terms of inferential stat significance level, .01 is deemed
very significant
not significant
Highly significant
significant
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Researchers begin with a group of people who have the disease and compare to those who do not have the disease.
Case Control Studies
Randomized Control Trials
Cohort Studies
Meta-Analyses
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Assignments of labels to each line of transcript in qualitative analysis.
Axial Coding
Coding
Data Reduction
Open Coding
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The strongest inferences can be made with ratio & ordinal data and probability sampling.
False
True
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In qualitative studies, which criteria helps to establish trustworthiness. (Choose all that apply)
Dependability
Credibility
Reliability
Confirmability
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A researcher attributes a change in the DV from the IV, when in fact the change occured from extraneous variables.
Statistically Significant
Type II Error
Type I Error
Bias Error
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The grouping of qualitative data into categories that seem logical.
Data Reduction
Axial Coding
Open Coding
Coding
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Experimental studies involves large samples and conducted at multiple sites.
Meta-Analyses
Randomized Control Trials
Case Control Studies
Cohort Studies
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Knowledge & skill of qualitative researcher is important because there is no exact science/way in coding of data.
False
True
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This inferential stat estimates the degree of a characteristic that will likely occur in a population.
Descriptive Stats
Kurtois
Standard Deviation
Confidence Intervals
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Choose the incorrect statement regarding descriptive and inferential statistics in quantitative research
Descriptive determines statistical significance
Descriptive explains variable characteristics in sample
Inferential helps to reach conclusion about hypotheses
Standard Deviation is a descriptive stat
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In descriptive stats, these are measures of variability
Percentile
Confidence Intervals
Standard Deviation
Mean, median & mode