Consider the following (fictitious) conclusion reached by a social psychologist: "After analyzing a sample of over 578 experimen
ts, we have concluded that the question of whether men are more likely than women to help is difficult to answer. Based on the findings of this large number of studies, we have concluded that men are more likely to help when helping demands physical risk or 'chivalry;' otherwise, there are no reliable gender differences in helping." This conclusion about the reliability of the relation between gender and helping was most likely based onA) pure conjecture.B) surveys of researchers.C) meta-analytic techniques.D) correlational research.E) experimental procedures
Meta analytical techniques that combines the result of the multiple scientific studies.Meta-analysis can be performed when there is a need of multiple scientific studies for the same question to get the result.
The meta analysis yields a weighed average of the all the experiments that has been carried out.
This experiment can be defined as the experiments that is being carried out again and again because of some errors in the experiments. The result is performed again and again to conclude the nearest possible result.
The nurse should prioritize the patient's critical glucose level, and inform the doctor to get orders to reduce it.
Explanation:
This is the main course of action since untreated hyperglycemia can lead to renal failure, visual alterations/blindness, nerve/vascular damage, worsening of infection and intestinal issues such as diarrhea or constipation.
