It Is Important to Know the Probability Level for a Given

question 5

Multiple Choice

It is important to know the probability level for a given set of experimental findings because p-values

• A) greater than .10 indicate that there is no need to replicate the experiment.
• B) inform experimenters whether their results might have happened by chance.
• C) alert experimenters to poor dependent variable measures.
• D) indicate that experimenters have used the correct manipulation of the independent variable.
• E) inform experimenters about the external validity of their research.

Understand and apply principles of accountability and responsibility in nursing practice.

Understand and apply the principles in the nursing code of ethics including advocacy, responsibility, confidentiality, and accountability.

Evaluate the importance of patient autonomy in nursing care decisions.

Assess ethical dilemmas involving patient care and apply ethical principles such as nonmaleficence, beneficence, and justice to resolve them.

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