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.

Understand the scope and methodologies of archaeology and paleoanthropology, including the distinction between archaeological methods and other research approaches.

Grasp the evolutionary origins of humans and significant milestones in human prehistory.

Comprehend the study of human growth, development, and adaptations among living populations, excluding non-biological aspects like linguistics.

Recognize the impact of environment and migration on physical changes in human populations.

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