A nurse's research question is, "What is the grief experience of women older than 30 years from rural Mexico who have a late-stage pregnancy loss?" Which aspect of the question represents the study's context?
a. Late-stage pregnancy loss
b. Women older than 30 years
c. Grief experience
d. Rural Mexico
ANS: D
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A "Late-term pregnancy loss" describes the precipitating cause of the topic (grief) to be studied.
B "Gender and age" designate demographic characteristics of participants.
C "Grief experience" is the phenomenon to be studied.
D "Rural Mexico" is the location (context) where the experience occurred for the participants.
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