The statements in the introductory paragraphs of a research report that cite results of previous studies about a research problem represent the
A) problem background.
B) problem significance.
C) problem statement.
D) research purpose.

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The problem background identifies what is already known about the topic.The problem statement is written after the research problem has been identified.The significance for the research identifies how important the knowledge is to the discipline and to health care and the health of individuals and families.The problem provides the basis for developing the research purpose and identifies gaps in knowledge needed for nursing practice.The research purpose derives from the research problem and identifies specific goals for the study.

The Statements in the Introductory Paragraphs of a Research Report