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What is the primary purpose of a research question?
What is the primary purpose of a research question?
- To generalize findings to a larger population
- To establish cause-and-effect relationships
- To identify and clarify a problem (correct)
- To develop a hypothesis
According to the FINERMAPS criteria, what does the 'N' in FINERMAPS stand for?
According to the FINERMAPS criteria, what does the 'N' in FINERMAPS stand for?
- Necessary
- Novel (correct)
- New
- Neutral
What type of research question determines the characteristics and types of a phenomenon?
What type of research question determines the characteristics and types of a phenomenon?
- Comparative research question
- Descriptive research question (correct)
- Evaluative research question
- Causal research question
Which of the following is an example of a research idea or research question?
Which of the following is an example of a research idea or research question?
What is the purpose of a hypothesis?
What is the purpose of a hypothesis?
Which of the following sources is most likely to provide an idea for a research question?
Which of the following sources is most likely to provide an idea for a research question?
What type of research question is used to determine the ability of a test to correctly diagnose a disease?
What type of research question is used to determine the ability of a test to correctly diagnose a disease?
What type of research is used to develop models that facilitate understanding of the meaning people give to complex phenomena?
What type of research is used to develop models that facilitate understanding of the meaning people give to complex phenomena?
What is the primary goal of intervention research questions?
What is the primary goal of intervention research questions?
What type of research is evidence-based medicine primarily based on?
What type of research is evidence-based medicine primarily based on?
What type of research questions are used to identify the characteristics of a disease?
What type of research questions are used to identify the characteristics of a disease?
What type of research questions arise when a researcher thinks of factors that will increase the likelihood of suffering from a disease?
What type of research questions arise when a researcher thinks of factors that will increase the likelihood of suffering from a disease?
What type of research question is 'What are the incidence and factors of diabetes in Saudi Arabia?'
What type of research question is 'What are the incidence and factors of diabetes in Saudi Arabia?'
What does the 'P' in PICOT stand for?
What does the 'P' in PICOT stand for?
What type of research is concerned with exploring a phenomenon or lived experience?
What type of research is concerned with exploring a phenomenon or lived experience?
What is the purpose of a well-framed research question in evidence-based medicine?
What is the purpose of a well-framed research question in evidence-based medicine?
What type of research question is 'Is glucagon like peptide 1 receptor agonist effective in the reduction of weight?'
What type of research question is 'Is glucagon like peptide 1 receptor agonist effective in the reduction of weight?'
What is the acronym for the framework used in qualitative and mixed methods research?
What is the acronym for the framework used in qualitative and mixed methods research?