The section of the report in which the nurse researcher determines if the theoretical thinking used was correct is called what?
a. Results
b. Discussion
c. Literature review
d. Methods
ANS: B
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A The results section will not allow the nurse researcher to determine whether theoretical thinking was correct.
B The discussion section allows the nurse researcher to determine whether theoretical thinking was correct.
C The literature review will not allow the nurse researcher to determine whether theoretical thinking was correct.
D The methods section will not allow the nurse researcher to determine whether theoretical thinking was correct.
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