1-Calculate the hours needed when nursing staff work 8-hour or 12-hour shifts. 2-Discuss the standard nurse\patient ratio in critical area (ICU as example). Make sure that you support your discussion with benchmarks from different countries in the world. (4-5 paragraphs). 3-How could you utilize the organization’s resources to motivate your staff? (4-5 paragraphs). 4-Discuss staff development programs are available at your hospital? 5-What are some important aspects of diversity to consider when choosing a staff? (2-3 paragraphs). 6-Discuss how can staffing shortage may impact patient, organization, and national outcomes. be thorough in your discussion. (5-6 paragraphs). PSYC 6245: Social Psychology Research Methods Quiz In this quiz, you will be provided summaries of five studies in social psychology. For each study described below, select the correct answer to the multiple-choice and short-answer questions. 1. For all of the five studies, identify the specific research method from the multiple-choice list of options. 2. If it is a quantitative study, identify the independent and dependent variables and determine the hypothesis. 3. If it is a qualitative study, identify the concept or phenomenon of interest being explored. By Day 7 of Week 2: Complete and submit the quiz. 1. Researchers (Dexter et al., 1998) wanted to know what impact, if any, the consumption of violent movies has on attitudes toward women. Participants at a large, midwestern university viewed either (a) a slasher film daily for 1 week, (b) Three slasher films in 1 week, or (c) a George Pierrot adventure travelogue. Slasher films feature the slicing and dicing of young women’s bodies (e.g., The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, 1974). In the week following the film viewing, all participants were escorted to the campus law school where they were asked to observe law students try a rape case in a mock trial; participants’ task was to evaluate the performance of all parties to the trial. A Likert-style questionnaire (1=not at all;9=extremely)completed by participants included evaluations of the respective attorneys, the defendant, and the accuser. Examples were: · How sympathetic is she/he? · How attractive is she/he? · How intelligent is she/he? · How likeable is she/he? Reference: Dexter, H. R., Penrod, S., Linz, D., & Saunders, D. (1998). Attributing responsibility to female victims after exposure to sexually violent films: The effects of victim-observer similarity, situational relevance, and mass media induced emotional arousal. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 27(24), 2149-2171. 1. What is the research method employed in this study? (Highlight the correct answer) 1. Observational 1. Correlational 1. Experimental 1. Phenomenological 1. Case Study If a quantitative study, 1. What are the independent and dependent variables in this study? 1. What is the hypothesis for this study? If a qualitative study, 1. What is the concept or phenomenon of interes ...