In Interpreting Findings of a Study, the Researcher Should

question 37

Multiple Choice

In interpreting findings of a study, the researcher should:

• A) avoid discussion of problems encountered while doing the study that might influence outcomes.
• B) emphasize that statistically significant findings must be incorporated into practice.
• C) relate findings back to the purpose and framework of the study.
• D) speculate about what the findings might mean to nursing practice.

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