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research is defined as?
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systemic inquiry
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nsg research is defined as?
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systemic process
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critical thinking involves a process of reasoning, including what facets?
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all of the above
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the essence according to fain, of learning nsg research is
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to learn to ask questions
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gaining a new knowledge through nsg research allows the profession to
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all of the above
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nsg, to become a science, must have which critical feature
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all but b
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type or research that addresses measurement
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quantitative
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scientific inquiry has as its essential feature which of the following
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all but a
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the scientific method, first in its steps, requires that the researcher
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select and define a problem
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a scientist has the ability to think how?
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objectively
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one crisp way to re-confirm previous research findings and ass strength to their findings is to conduct what type of study
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replication
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similar to nsg care, researchers often work how?
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on a research team
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ethics is crucial to the collection of any data and any studies. this concept in nsg is known as
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scientific integrity
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in the ways of knowing the one that seeks to find knowledge through pre-formulated strict and systemic observation is known as
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empirics
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once nsg research is completed and findings have been reviewed for standards, the disseminate of the findings goes to
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nsg scholarly
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searches on computers for data, then summarized by others, is use of what source of data?
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secondary
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