A Sign of a Strong and Empirically Sound Research Study

question 104

Multiple Choice

A sign of a strong and empirically sound research study is when other researchers are able to successfully _____ the previous study.

• A) confirm bias regarding
• B) identify covariates in
• C) use confederates from
• D) replicate the findings of

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Definitions:

Chest Compressions

A life-saving technique that involves pressing on the chest of someone who has had a cardiac arrest, to maintain blood circulation.

Code Situation

A term used in healthcare environments to indicate an emergency situation where immediate medical assistance is required, often specifying types like code blue for a cardiac arrest.

Pulse Checks

The act of palpating a pulse to determine heart rate and rhythm, typically performed at accessible arteries such as the wrist or neck.

Oral Airway

A medical device used to keep the airway open by preventing the tongue from covering the epiglottis.