A Nurse Researcher Can Control for Selection Bias in a Study

question 23

Multiple Choice

A nurse researcher can control for selection bias in a study by taking which of these actions?

• A) Allow participants to self-select into an experimental or a control group.
• B) Handpick the participants for group assignment.
• C) Use defined selection criteria for approaching potential participants.
• D) Have someone other than the researcher select the participants for the study.

Recognize and assess the risks associated with work in social service fields.

Develop awareness and strategies to deal with personal biases, assumptions, and stereotypes towards clients.

Examine methods for assessing and minimizing safety risks for social workers and interns.

Understand the significance of setting and maintaining professional boundaries.

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