In the section on findings, the nurse researcher wrote, "These results are highly generalizable to similar populations." How should a nurse reading this report interpret this statement? Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. The author is suggesting a valid use of the findings.
2. Findings should not include personal opinion.
3. The author should list statistical information to support this statement.
4. This statement should be included in the conclusions section of the report.
5. The author should not include personal interpretation in the study report.
2, 4
Rationale 1: It is not possible to determine if this is a valid use of the findings.
Rationale 2: The findings section is limited to an objective report of study data. It should not include interpretation.
Rationale 3: If the author makes this statement, it should be supported by data; however, it should not be included at this point in the report.
Rationale 4: Interpretation of findings should be written in the conclusions section of the report.
Rationale 5: The author is responsible for interpreting and drawing conclusions from the study data.
Global Rationale:
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