Nursing Interventions That Have the Greatest Validity Are Those That

question 13

Multiple Choice

Nursing interventions that have the greatest validity are those that:

• A) are used by nurse clinicians.
• B) are prescribed by physicians.
• C) have been investigated by nurse researchers.
• D) are based on evidence of the efficacy of the intended treatment.

Evaluate the importance of ethics and unbiased observations in developmental psychology research.

Understanding experimental design in social psychology, including variables and bias reduction.

Knowing how to interpret data based on descriptive statistics (percentile, median, mode).

Grasping the ethical considerations in psychological experiments, including the consequences of deception and the importance of debriefing.

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Definitions:

Justifiable Reliance

A legal principle in contract law where a party can claim damages if they reasonably relied on the promises or representations of another party.

Slander And Libel

Forms of defamation, where slander refers to spoken defamatory statements and libel to written ones.

False Rumors

False rumors are unfounded statements or allegations that lack truth and may cause harm or misinformation.

Unchaste

Referring to behavior that is morally impure or not conforming to societal standards of sexual propriety; often used in legal contexts concerning moral character.