1. Problem
2. Study Purpose
3. Research Question(s)
4. Hypothesis or Hypotheses
5. Study Variables
6. Conceptual Model or Theoretical Framework
7. Review of Related Literature
8. Study Design
9. Sample and Setting
10.Identification and Control of Extraneous Variables
11.Data Collection Methods
12. Study Instruments or Tools
13.Data Analysis Procedures
What descriptive data analysis procedures were used to describe the variables?
14.Limitations
ANSWERS :
1.a. A problem in research is defined as it is a statement which identifies a situation to study. A research problem can be simply defined as a statement that identifies the problem or situation to be studied. The problem research solves the problems, prevents the difficulties, easy understanding of investigations.
b. Nurses face different challenges in their respective areas of work. A lot of challenges, problems come in front of them as a challenge which they have to handle. If the nurses are successful in overcoming the problem they can handle their life situations as well as the patient care in a positive way. This study on problem makes the nursing profession makes them to practice their standards and promote quality care to patients in a healthy environment.
2.a. The purpose of study in research is helpful in assessing the subject and its importance to values of people. It is based on the desired goals to be fulfilled, aims has to be formed to improve the knowledge skills and achieve the formulated goals.
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