A nurse researcher who is seeking funding for a study should identify _____ of funding agencies
a. board members
b. priorities
c. budgets
d. accreditation
ANS: B
Correct: The priorities of funding agencies indicate their preferences for funding; these are more likely to be funded than are studies that are not aligned with funding preferences.
Incorrect:
a. Identifying the board members of funding agencies would give you information about the agencies, but would not be helpful in the preparation of a study proposal.
c. Learning the budgets of funding agencies would provide descriptive information about the agencies but would not be helpful in the preparation of a study proposal.
d. Identifying the accreditation of funding agencies would give you descriptive information about the agencies but would not be helpful in the preparation of a study proposal.
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