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Replication studies, 440–441 Right-to-die, 13 Scientific Management
identical, 440 Rights of human subjects, School, 362–363
independent, 440 450–451 Scientific misconduct, 158
internal, 440 elements of informed Seattle Midlife Women’s Health
methods of replication, 440 consent, 450 Study, 282–283
pseudo, 440 human rights, 450 Secondary data analysis,
retest replication, 440 informed consent, 450, 451 461–463
systematic, 440 legal rights, 450 data restrictions, 462
theoretical replication, 440 moral rights, 450 sample biases, 462
virtual, 440 Risser Patient Satisfaction Sedative music, 307
Research Scale, 389 Seizure, defined, 154
as praxis, 318 Robertson’s Confusional State Selection bias, 357
basic sciences, nursing, link Evaluation, 110 Selective serotonin reuptake
between, 21 Robert Wood Johnson inhibitors, 94
designs, validity of, 168 Foundation, 380 Self-actualization, 206
dissemination, Robotic technology, 505 Self-care, concepts of, 358
communication of Rogers’s Science Of Unitary Self-care agency
research, 441–442 Persons, 206, 451–452 concepts of, 358
-focused doctoral education, energy fields, 452 and therapeutic self-care
129–130 helicy, 452 demands, relationship
nursing research, origins of, 21 integrality, 452 between, 358
Research in nursing ethics, openness, 452 Self-care demands,
442–444 pandimensionality, 452 concepts of, 358
ethics, nursing, 442–444 postulates, 452 Self-efficacy, 22, 463–465
moral reasoning in, 442 principles of homeody cultural competence, 464
Research interviews, 444–445 namics, 452 efficaciousness through, 463
as data collection strategy, 444 resonancy, 452 enactive mastery
focus of, 444 Roy adaptation model, 452–454 experience, 463
formal, 445 elements, assumptions of, 452 health behaviors, addressing,
informal, 445 Rural health, 454–457 463–464
qualitative, 444–445 mothering, 464
sequence of questions, 445 Sacropenic obesity, defined, 350 physiological, affective
structure, 445 Saint Louis Mental Status states, 463
structuring in phases, 444 Examination, 290 social cognitive theory, 463
tape-recording of, 445 Sampling, 458–460 verbal persuasion, 463
types of interviews, 445 defined, 458 vicarious experience, 463
Research utilization, 446–448 simple random sampling, 458 Separation, 1
models, 446–448 stratified sampling, 458–459 Serious mental illness, 465–467
Resident assistant, 524 types of, 458 bipolar disorder, 465
Resonancy, 452 Schizophrenia, 460–461, 466 institutionalization, 465
Resource-Based Relative Value alcohol use, 461 recurrent major
Scale, 100 bipolar disorder, 461 depression, 465
Resourcefulness, 448–449 criteria for diagnosis, 460 resulting in increased
contextual factors affecting, 448 family, caregiver burden, 461 homelessness increased
depressive cognitions, hallucinations, 460 numbers of incarcerated
lower resourcefulness relapse, 461 individuals, 466
behavior, 449 symptom management, 461 risk of transmission of
forms of, 448 treatment regimen HIV, 466
personal resourcefulness, adherence, 461 risk taking behaviors, 466
448, 449 unipolar disorder, 461 schizophrenia, 466
social resourcefulness, 448, 449 School-related violence, 533 Sexual subsystem, 269–270