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