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hbsimmons88 · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

How does a study framework differ from a theory? A framework:

a. can be conveyed through a diagram or map, whereas a theory can not.
b. is a testable theory used by the researcher.
c. is used in applied research, and a theory is used in basic research.
d. needs more explanation than a theory.

Question 2

Which journal is most likely to publish a report on the findings of a recent study on patient compliance with low-sodium diets?

a. (The) American Journal of Nursing
b. Applied Nursing Research
c. Diabetic Educator
d. Nursing 2010

vickyvicksss · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: B
A framework is defined as a testable theory used by the researcher.
Both theories and frameworks can be conveyed through diagrams or maps.
Both applied and basic research types can contain frameworks in their designs.
A framework may or may not need more explanation than a theory.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B
Applied Nursing Research is the most likely source of a report on the findings of a study on patient compliance.
American Journal of Nursing's focus is not publishing of nursing studies.
Research directly connected to the diabetic patient might be found in Diabetic Educator, but it is more likely that a study on compliance with a low-sodium diet would be in Applied Nursing Research.
Nursing 2010's focus is not on publishing nursing studies.