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Category: Research
Terms for research
Pick one of the following terms for your research: economies of scale, economies of scope, global companies, global teams, globalization strategy, international division, joint venture, multidomestic strategy, multinational stage, or standardization.
The paper should have a ‘Definition, Summary and Discussion’ headings
Steps in the Research Process
Instructions:
Read an article published recently (less than 5 years) on a topic of your interest. (must be a nursing topic)
Provide the citation and a written summary of your answers to the following questions:
What is the research problem?
What is the purpose statement?
What were the initial hypotheses for this study?
What was the study design?
Where the hypotheses rejected or accepted?
What was the overall conclusion of this article?
Law governing climate change in Canada.
Law governing climate change in Canada. Focus is on health and safety, employment issues and environment
Presenting and publishing original research
Successfully presenting and publishing original research is important to one’s professional development. In 250 words, identify major public health conferences and journals you would present your research project. In respect to submitting your work, what information is vital to the manuscript and publication process? Your responses to your classmates should be between 150 and 200 words. Use APA format.
Foundations of Research
Reflect on any past experiences you may have had as either a consumer or producer of research.
• For what reasons have you conducted an inquiry or consumed research in either your personal or professional life?
• What challenges did you face when trying to find information to fulfill a specific purpose?
• What can you learn from your past experiences with research about some of the challenges associated with consuming research studies?
Hypothesis testing
Hypothesis testing allows us to use an analytical process to determine if a hypothesis is retained OR rejected. This process compares a null hypothesis (HO), which states things as we believe they are, to an alternative hypothesis (HA), which proposes a change to what we believe exists.
Discuss the concepts of hypothesis testing, including what you are evaluating, when it should be used, and the differences between a one- and a two-tailed test.
Describe an example from your own personal or professional experiences where you could apply a hypothesis test, and discuss how knowing that information helped you.
Professional nursing organization
For this last week of discussion, go back to the lesson for the week and review the Nurses on Boards and the National Nurse Campaign. As you reflect on what you have learned over the last 8 weeks:
1. What are your plans for the future?
2. Will you heed the call for action and join an organization like Nurses on Boards or become engaged with the National Nurse Campaign?
3. Will you join a professional nursing organization?
4. Do you have other ideas that would work to benefit your community or an organization that is important to you?
5. Share with the class what your plans are now that you have a new awareness of your abilities and capabilities to provide advocacy beyond the beside.
6. Compose your final Tweet about this class. Remember to be concise as Twitter only allows 140 characters. Share your Tweet in the discussion.
Weekday Vegetarian: A Persuasive Speech
For this discussion board, you will watch Graham Hill’s speech entitled “Weekday Vegetarian.”
1.What logical and emotional appeals does he make to his audience?
2.What ethical appeals is he making to his audience?
3.On the whole, do you find his persuasive speech to be effective? Why or why not?
Research Analysis
Write 3 to 5 well-developed paragraphs and avoid using you/your pronouns.
about the structure of the research. Was it all facts, stats, and data or did the writer blend narrative with those facts and stats? How did you decide to present research to support your claim? Did you use short, power quotes or long block quotes? Why do these things matter with an academic audience? Why is formal writing the language we must use to establish purpose?