When a study compares “new protocol vs routine care,” the strongest document that pre-specifies outcomes and analysis before data collection
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Nursing Research and Statistics (Set-9)
In a randomized trial, the best method to prevent staff from predicting the next group assignment is A Outcome assessor
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While converting a broad topic like “nurse stress” into a research problem, the most important refinement is to A Add
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When designing a questionnaire for nurses, the best first step to avoid confusion is to A Use medical jargon B
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While selecting a nursing research topic, the strongest first check is whether the topic is A Easy to type B
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When a tool measures the same construct correctly for nursing students across different settings, this property is called A Tool
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In the research process, after selecting a topic, the next most important task is to A Start data collection B
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A questionnaire in nursing research is best described as a tool that uses A Open ward rounds B Laboratory tests
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When a researcher uses the scientific method in nursing, the key feature is A Guessing results early B Ignoring earlier
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In nursing research, the main purpose of a hypothesis is to A Describe study setting B List data sources C
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