A characteristic or quality that takes on different values.
What is a variable
100
A prediction about the relationship between variables.
What is a Hypotheses
100
This Theorist describes the nature, goals, and mission of nursing practice, separating it from the practice of medicine.
What is Parse's Grand Theory
200
a worldview, a general perspective on the complexities of the world.
What is a Paradigm
200
PICO is an accronym used to promote well worded clinical questions that stands for...
What is Population, Intervention, Comparison, and Outcome
200
A framework for studying the meanings, patterns, and lifeways of a culture in a holistic fashion.
What is Ethnography
200
A statement that specifies the existence of a relationship and the expected outcome of the relationship
What is Directional hypothesis.
200
Researchers who use observation and conceptualization for integrating and making sense of a process or phenomenon are using this type of theory
What is Grounded Theory
300
Rooted in the objective reality and gathered through the senses.
What is Empirical Evidence
300
Rigorous integration of research evidence from multiple studies on the topic.
What is Metasynthesis or Meta-analysis
300
The researcher is interested in explaining, predicting or affecting the variable
What is The dependent variable
300
A perplexing situation that a researcher wants to address through disciplined inquiry.
What is a research problem
300
A health promotion model was published by this nurse researcher in 1996.
What is Pender's health promotion model
400
Established in 1993 this organization identifies gaps in current knowledge that require research in nursing.
What is National Institue of Nursing Research established in 1993(NINR).
400
The lowest level of Evidence Hierarchy
What is Expert Opinion or Case Reports.
400
Focuses on lived experiences of humans.
What is Phenomenology
400
the statement "There is no relationship between lower levels of physical activity and severe neurocognitive deficits" Is what kind of statement.
What is a Null Hypothesis.
400
This research model developed by Becker in 1976, postulates that health seeking behaviors are influenced by a person's perception of a threat posed by the health problem.
What is the Health Belief Model.
500
Two paradigms that major assumptions govern how a research study is planned and acted upon
What is Positivist and Constructivist assumptions
500
Associated with efforts to enhance systematic change in clinical practice
What is Knowledge translation (KT)
500
All research must start with what?
What is a question or hypotheses
500
The statement "A patient's age and risk of falling are related" Is what kind of statement.
What is a non-directional hypothesis
500
From Social sciences which researcher developed the self-efficacy theory.