In Considering Evaluation Methods, the Term "Sampling" Refers to

question 9

Multiple Choice

In considering evaluation methods, the term "sampling" refers to

• A) the clinical nursing instructor's choice of data to include and exclude from the final evaluation
• B) a collection of episodes of care that reveal a pattern of performance
• C) the ways in which evaluative data are obtained, reflecting a variety of approaches
• D) the point prior to the onset of summative evaluation during which formative evaluation occurs
• E) the contribution various components of evaluation will make to determining a final grade

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