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1. Which is an advantage of an interview method
of data collection versus a questionnaire?
A. Data are less expensive to obtain.
B. The collected data tend to be more complete.
C. Data collectors do not need to be trained.
D. Data may be collected more easily from a
widespread geographical area.
2. A researcher wants to determine future priorities for
research in psychiatric nursing. The
participants will be clinical specialists in psychiatric
nursing. Which data-collection method
would probably be used?
A. projective technique
B. observation method
C. delphi technique
D. semantic differential
3. Which data-collection method is most likely to
prevent participants from providing socially
acceptable responses to questions?
A. attitude scale
B. projective technique
C. self-report questionnaire
D. interview
Choose the letter of the data-collection method that
matches the method described in statements 4 to 8.
4. Presents statements to which respondents
indicate level of agreement or disagreement
along a continuum.
A. semantic differential
B. projective technique
C. Q sort
D. Likert scale
E. Delphi
5. Contains sets of bipolar adjectives; asks respondents to
select a point on a scale between two
adjectives.
A. semantic differential
B. projective technique
C. Q sort
D. Likert scale
E. Delphi
6. Participants are asked to place statements into
categories according to their attitudes toward
or rating of the statements.
A. semantic differential
B. projective technique
C. Q sort
D. Likert scale
E. Delphi
7. Subjects are asked to look at pictures and tell
what meaning the pictures have for them.
A. semantic differential
B. projective technique
C. Q sort
D. Likert scale
E. Delphi
8. Leaders in critical care nursing are asked to
identify research priorities for critical care
nursing in the next 5 years.
A. semantic differential
B. projective technique
C. Q sort
D. Likert scale
E. Delphi

Argue a position regarding the relevance and application of digital technologies in relation to learning and teaching methods and theories. b) Rationalise and demonstrate the use of a specific digital technology for a chosen teaching context. c) Identify a diversity of online learners and clarify specific learner needs in the digital learning environment.
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1. Which is an example of mutually exclusive
categories that are grouped according to age?
A. 10 to 20 years of age; 21 to 30 years of age;
31 to 40 years of age; 41 to 50 years of age
B. ages of: 10 to 20; 20 to 30; 30 to 40; 40 to 50;
50 to 60.
C. older than 10 years old; younger than
20 years; older than 30 years, younger than
50 years
D. preschool age, kindergarten age, grade
school age, high school age
2. Select the answer that provides the best example of the
highest level of measurement for
pain.
A. Pain is mild, moderate, or severe.
B. Pain is absent or pain is present.
C. Pain is a 5 on a scale of 0 to 10.
D. Pain is described as stabbing, sharp, or
dull.
3. Select a valid example of a concept that describes
the ratio level of measurement
A. the temperature of water
B. the amount of money in a bank account
C. a baby’s age at birth
D. the baby’s weight at birth
4. A concern that data collectors will be trained
to collect the data is necessary to:
A. promote reliability of data collection from
participant to participant.
B. promote validity of the use of the instruments.
C. promote the correct level of measurement
use.
D. promote the statistical analysis of the data.
5. Identify a type of outcome measure that is
sensitive to nursing interventions:
A. physical therapy
B. infection
C. symptom management
D. addiction
6. Which type of instrument reliability would be
appropriate for measuring a single participant’s ability
that is expected to remain the
same over time?
A. construct reliability
B. stability reliability
C. interrater reliability
D. internal consistency reliability
7. What are some characteristics of a construct?
A construct is:
A. an abstract concept that can be directly
observed.
B. a concrete concept that can be directly
observed.
C. composed of items that are directly related
to each other.
D. an abstract concept that is not directly
observable.
8. Which test of construct validity would demonstrate how
related items in an instrument
cluster together?
A. factor analysis
B. predictive validity
C. concurrent validity
D. known groups validity
9. Which type of data-collection information
should be included in the research report?
A. biographical information on the authors of
the study
B. a description of the data collection
instruments
C. a list of the statisticians who analyzed the
data
D. the marital status of the participants who
answered the questions on the surveys
10. What other data-collection information should
be reviewed in a research article?
A. Did the instrument developer provide permission to report
on the validity of the
instrument?
B. Was the instrument tested for reliability in
the current sample?
C. How old is the instrument?
D. How many others have used this instrument for this study
purpose?

Identify the appropriate ACS Code of Professional Conduct values along with the relevant sub-paragraph topics by number and sub-paragraph (e.g. 1.2.6 (g) – endeavour to extend public knowledge and understanding of ICT). Group each by value and appropriate corresponding sub-paragraphs relevant to your case study.
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Indicate if true or false
1. The best means of obtaining an unbiased sample of
subjects in a community is to select a
random sample of names from the telephone
directory.
2. Nonprobability sampling means there is no
probability that the subjects selected will constitute a
biased sample.
3. Researchers generally study samples rather
than populations.
4. A sampling frame is a listing of all elements of
a population.
Indicate the type of sampling method used for each
of the following examples in questions 5 through 10.
5. The clients in the hypertension clinics of two
local hospitals are studied.
A. Convenience
B. Cluster
C. Systematic random sampling
D. Quota sampling
E. Simple random sampling
F. Snowball sampling
6. A total of 20 nursing service administrators are
randomly selected from a random sample of
10 hospitals in the state.
A. Convenience
B. Cluster
C. Systematic random sampling
D. Quota sampling
E. Simple random sampling
F. Snowball sampling
7. To obtain mothers of children with cystic fibrosis, a
researcher contacted one such mother
who lived in her neighborhood and asked her
if she knew any other mothers of children with
cystic fibrosis.
A. Convenience
B. Cluster
C. Systematic random sampling
D. Quota sampling
E. Simple random sampling
F. Snowball sampling
8. Every fifth nurse is randomly selected from the
mailing list of the American Nurses Association.
A. Convenience
B. Cluster
C. Systematic random sampling
D. Quota sampling
E. Simple random sampling
F. Snowball sampling
9. To determine the frequency of the recording of
nursing diagnoses by nurses, a sample of 100
charts is randomly selected from all of the
patients’ charts during the previous year
A. Convenience
B. Cluster
C. Systematic random sampling
D. Quota sampling
E. Simple random sampling
F. Snowball sampling
10. The first 30 men and first 30 women who are
admitted to the hospital for abdominal surgery during the
time of the research study are
asked to participate.
A. Convenience
B. Cluster
C. Systematic random sampling
D. Quota sampling
E. Simple random sampling
F. Snowball sampling

Create a REST interface for the Neverwrote backend database. The database has two tables, one called Notebooks and one called Notes. • Records from the Notebooks table contain the attribute title (string). • Records from the Notes table contain the attributes title (string) and content (text). • All tables have a primary key column called id. • Records from the Notes table are associated with Notebooks in a many-to-one configuration using the foreign key notebookId.
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Select T (True) or F (False) for the following
statements:
____ 1. Phenomenology is concerned with creating a theory
that is grounded in research
data.
____ 2. The researcher who identifies and sets
aside personal beliefs about the subject of
the study is engaging in reflexivity or selfreflection.
____ 3. Ethnographic studies involve the collection and
analysis of data about cultural
groups.
____ 4. When a researcher is interested in an area
in which little research has been done or in
which existing theories are not sufficient,
grounded theory studies are a good choice.
____ 5. When data collection and data analysis
occur simultaneously, the researcher is
using the constant comparison method of
data analysis.
____ 6. The number of subjects is generally larger
in qualitative research than in quantitative
research.
____ 7. Because healthcare is complex, mixed
methods research is increasingly popular
as a way to explore complex problems that
influence health and health outcomes.
8. Which statement is true when describing
sequential exploratory mixed methods?
A. This method involves choosing participants who can fill
in gaps in the data.
B. This method involves collecting qualitative
data after analyzing quantitative data to
explain quantitative findings.
C. This method involves collecting qualitative
and qualitative data simultaneously.
D. This method involves an initial period of
qualitative data collection and analysis followed by a
quantative data collection and
analysis.
9. If a researcher were planning a qualitative
study, which data-collection methods would
most likely be considered? Select all that apply.
A. closed-ended questions and nonparticipant
observations
B. participant observations and semistructured interviews
C. structured interviews and physiological
measures
D. closed-ended questions and structured
interviews
E. All of these data collections methods would
probably be considered.
10. Consider the study title, “The Lived Experience of
Long-Term Complications from a Football-Related Concussion.” Which design is
most likely for this title?
A. grounded theory
B. action research
C. phenomenology
D. case study