Answer to Question 1
D
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A Clinical knowledge was not related to this challenge.
B Intuitive knowledge was not related to this challenge.
C Theoretical knowledge had been the focus of theorizing for many years before the late 1980s.
D Meleis (1987) challenged nurses to direct their theorizing away from the processes by which nurses use knowledge and toward the equally challenging issues associated with the substance of that knowledgethat is, to include substantive knowledge.
Answer to Question 2
A
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