When developing evidence-based-practice guidelines,if a researcher wishes to identify studies that evaluate a specific intervention in quantitative research,the literature review should include
A) grounded theory research.
B) only current research from the last 5 years.
C) replication studies and meta-analyses.
D) seminal and landmark studies about the topic.

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To synthesize evidence related to a practice problem and to evaluate a specific intervention in quantitative research,replication studies,meta-analyses,and meta-syntheses are used.Grounded theory research is performed to test theory.While current research is desired,researchers may review older studies,particularly if they are seminal or landmark studies,although these are not necessary for this type of literature review.

When Developing Evidence-Based-Practice Guidelines,if a Researcher Wishes to Identify Studies