Many phenomena relevant to nursing do not

Many phenomena relevant to nursing do not lend themselves to an experimental design. For example, nurses studying cancer-related fatigue may be interested in the amount of fatigue, variations in fatigue, and patient fatigue in response to chemotherapy. The investigator would not design an experimental study that would potentially intensify an aspect of a patient’s fatigue just to study the fatigue experience. Instead, the researcher would examine the factors that contribute to the variability in a patient’s cancer-related fatigue experience using a nonexperimental design. Nonexperimental designs are used in studies in which the researcher wishes to construct a picture of a phenomenon (variable); explore events, people, or situations as they naturally occur; or test relationships and differences among variables. Nonexperimental designs may construct a picture of a phenomenon at one point or over a period of time (LoBiondo-Wood, G. & Haber, J., 2017). reply to this with references please SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE NURSING HLT-362V O500

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