If a Researcher Wants to Conduct Outcomes Research, What Is

question 11

Multiple Choice

If a researcher wants to conduct outcomes research, what is a major difference between it and a typical quantitative study?

• A) A definite plan must be developed, including all steps of the research.
• B) Process and causal links must be justified.
• C) The study requires a large sample.
• D) There is a need for two groups-the subjects of care and the providers of care.

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Definitions:

Negative Numbers

Numbers less than zero, represented by a minus (-) sign.

Critical Values

Specific points on the scale of a test statistic that determine the threshold for rejecting a null hypothesis.

Two-Tailed

Two-Tailed tests in statistics are used to determine if there is either a positive or negative effect, and the significance is checked in both directions of the distribution.

Critical Values

Specific points on the scale of a test statistic that define regions where the null hypothesis can be rejected, indicating statistical significance.