"Is there fit between the implications for practice and further research that have been identified in the study's findings?" is an example of a question that can guide the reviewer during which stage of the critique process?

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The second stage of the critique process constitutes the guts of conducting a critique. The thinking skill of analysis focuses on the linkages between study elements. Asking if there is a fit between implications for practice and further research identified in the findings is an example of linking study elements. Comparative evaluation is a phase of the research utilization process. The focus during synthesis and judgment is synthesizing assessment findings from stage two (critical appraisal) and developing a summary judgment about the quality, credibility, and utility of its findings.

"Is There Fit Between the Implications for Practice and Further