Perceived Barriers to Implementation of Evidence-Based Practice Techniques Are Reported

question 9

Multiple Choice

Perceived barriers to implementation of evidence-based practice techniques are reported in multiple studies examining both new and experienced practitioners. Which of the following statements is true regarding the findings of these studies?

• A) New practitioners identified workplace culture as a barrier, whereas experienced practitioners did not.
• B) Experienced practitioners identified lack of technical resources as a barrier, whereas new practitioners did not.
• C) Experienced practitioners reported difficulty critically appraising research studies and their statistics, whereas new practitioners did not.
• D) Neither experienced nor new practitioners identified a lack of time as a barrier.

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Definitions:

Liberal Feminists

Advocates for gender equality, focusing on the removal of legal and social barriers to women's full participation in society.

Moral Agency

The capacity of individuals to make moral judgments based on the notion of right and wrong, and to be held accountable for these actions.

Sex Inequalities

This term involves the disparities and unequal treatment or perceptions that individuals face based on their sex, affecting various dimensions of life including work, health, and education.

Socialist Feminism

A branch of feminism that focuses on both the public and private spheres of a woman's life, asserting that liberation can only be achieved by working to end both the economic and cultural sources of women's oppression.