A nurse manager attempts to explain why the greatest number of medication errors occurs during the evening shift. The nurse manager chooses a quasi-experimental design to study this relationship
Why did the nurse manager choose this type of research design?
a. It does not allow for complete control over the variance.
b. It allows for randomization.
c. It allows for control over the independent variable.
d. It requires manipulation of the variable.
ANS: A
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