A nurse observes other nurses coming to work inebriated, and wonders what might be causing employees of this profession to be coming to work under the influence
The nurse searches online for terms including "drunk nurses" and "alcohol abuse among health care workers" to gain knowledge. She seeks to confirm her idea that stress leads nurses to drink by sifting through previous studies. What research model is this an example of?
A) Research-before-theory
B) Theory-before-research
C) Linear progression
D) Spiral model
B
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In the Pennell and Anderson (2005) study family functioning, which cultural group appreciated the identification and inclusion of family and close family friends as key participants in the intervention and evaluation process?
a. Hispanics b. Native Americans c. African Americans d. Muslims
Which is true regarding age in the military?
A. The maximum age for military enlistment is 27 across all branches. B. Almost half the force is younger than 32. C. Young people are able to enlist in the military when they turn 16. D. There are proportionately more women among the oldest military age groups.
The challenges of working with other disciplines includes:
A. Different jargon and professional socialization B. Different jargon, professional socialization, and lack of role and expertise clarity C. Different jargon, professional socialization, and compensation levels D. Different jargon, lack of role, and expertise clarity and compensation levels
Using a holistic basis for measurement, which of the following is considered a standard measurement for successful treatment outcomes?
a. total abstinence as the only standard b. length of time of abstinence from all psychoactive substances c. improvement that might include moderate drug/alcohol use d. ability to secure stable housing