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Which statement about findings from a nursing study is written in the proper, scholarly form?
 
  1. Data from the measurement of attitudes is presented in Table 1.
  2. Data from the measurement of attitudes was presented in Table 1.
  3. Data from the measurement of attitudes were not analyzed.
  4. Data from the measurement of attitudes are not analyzed.

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Which situations would lead a nurse researcher to use a parametric test for analyzing study data? Standard Text: Select all that apply.
 
  1. Interval data were collected.
  2. The population studied is normally distributed.
  3. The data are distribution free.
  4. Nominal data were collected.
  5. A previous, similar study used a chi-square test.
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Reply #1 on: Jul 8, 2018
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