Title PRETEST-RESEARCH-KEY(NOV 2024).pdf ✅

TOPRANK REVIEW ACADEMY INC 1 * NLE * NCLEX * CGFNS * HAAD * PROMETRICS * DHA * MIDWIFERY * LET * RAD TECH * CRIMINOLOGY * DENTISTRY * PHARMACY * PRE-TEST RESEARCH NAME: 1. You are currently reviewing the research proposal of a student nurse. Which question will you ask to critique the purpose of a research project? A. Is the strategy used for analysis compatible with the purpose of the study? B. What is the projected significance of the work to nursing? C. Are the informants who were chosen appropriate to inform the research? D. What are the philosophical underpinnings of the research method? 2. What is the term used for the coding and clustering of data to form categories in the grounded-theory method? A. Theoretical sampling B. Constant-comparative method C. Emic method D. Metasynthesis 3. You are currently discussing about intrinsic case study. You discuss which of the following characteristic of an intrinsic case study? A. It yields a better understanding of each case. B. It provides a foundation to challenge a generalization. C. It does not include quantitative data. D. It can scrutinize only uncomplicated phenomena. 4. In your discussion of qualitative research, you have discussed about interpretive phenomenology. Which conceptual analysis point of the framework for rigor used for interpretive phenomenology refers to how the study findings will continue to have meaning for the reader? A. Resonance B. Concreteness C. Actualization D. Openness 5. A student nurse asks you why is it important to understand the philosophy underlying each type of research. You answer that: A. Conclusions reached should be congruent with the research question. B. The research method that best meets the intended purpose of the study should be used. C. The paradigm of the method should be the same as that of the researcher. D. The reader should understand the level of abstraction of the study. 6. While reading a research proposal of a student, which question will you ask the student to critique the sampling of a research project? A. Is the strategy used for analysis compatible with the purpose of the study? B. What is the projected significance of the work to nursing? C. Are the informants who were chosen appropriate to inform the research? D. What are the philosophical underpinnings of the research method? 7. Which question will you ask to assess the fittingness of a research project? A. Is the strategy used for analysis compatible with the purpose of the study? B. Does the researcher document the research process? C. Are the researcher's conceptualizations true to the data? D. Has adequate time been allowed to fully understand the phenomenon? 8. Hypotheses are important in research as it is the bridge between theory and real world. Which one of the following statements about hypothesis is most accurate? A. Hypotheses represent the main idea to be studied and are the foundations of research studies. B. Hypotheses help frame a test of the validity of a theory. C. Hypotheses provide the means to test nursing theory. D. A hypothesis can also be called a problem statement. 9. Nurse Epoy wants to study the effectiveness of meditation on people with anxiety disorder. Which variable would be most relevant to explore in the literature on this topic? A. Use of meditation during childbirth. B. Meditation techniques found to be effective. C. Pain management for people with anxiety disorders. D. Outcomes of meditation when used by elderly populations. 10. What is a characteristic of a dependent variable? A. It is the variable that is not predicted to change. B. It does not vary with a change in the independent variable. C. It is manipulated by the researcher. D. It can be identified only by changes in the independent variable. 11. A student nurse presented to you a number of research hypotheses for her study. Which research hypothesis is most testable? A. There is a relationship between meditation and anxiety disorders.