Chapters 1-2

3. a type of club or group that involves meetings to discuss research articles
5. involves integrating qualitative research findings on a topic
7. the repeating of studies with different clients in different clinical settings, and at different times to ensure that the findings are robust
8. a type of study that is not preappraised for quality or use in practice
9. a type of research on how findings from a study can best be translated into practice
10. a type of experience that is a familiar, functional source of knowledge based on personal experience
11. type of research that is a systematic inquiry designed to generate trustworthy evidence about issues of importance to the nursing profession
12. a type of review that vigorously integrates research information on a topic so that conclusions about the state of evidence can be reached
13. the relationship between the inquirer and those being studied
15. a type of reasoning that involves developing specific predictions from general principles
16. systematic inquiry that uses disciplined methods to answer questions or solve problems
17. a type of reasoning that combines experience, intellectual faculties, and formal systems of thought

1. the nature of reality
2. a method of integrating quantitative fnidings statistically
4. a basic principle that is believed to be true without proof or verification
6. a worldview or general perspective on the complexities of the world
14. a type of reasoning that involves developing generalizations from specific observations