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What are some sources from which research problems may arise?
In which phase of the research process does the identification of a research problem occur?
Which phase of the research process involves the dissemination of research findings?
What are the guideposts in determining the researchability of a problem?
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What is described as the most important and most difficult step in the research process?
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Study Notes
Research Process Overview
- Research problems may arise from various sources, including personal experience, literature, theory, and practical problems.
Identification of Research Problem
- Identification of a research problem occurs in the initial phase of the research process.
Dissemination of Research Findings
- Dissemination of research findings occurs in the final phase of the research process.
Researchability of a Problem
- The guideposts in determining the researchability of a problem include:
- Is the problem significant and relevant?
- Is the problem feasible to investigate?
- Is the problem novel and original?
Most Important Step
- The most important and most difficult step in the research process is the identification of a research problem.
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Test your knowledge of the phases of the nursing research process with this quiz. Identify the steps involved in conceptualizing, designing, conducting, and disseminating nursing research.
