Intellectual Factors, Biographical Information, and Personality Variables as Related to Performance on the Professional Nurse Licensure Examination

Ruiz, René A.; Thurston, Hester I.; Poshek, Nella A.

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“…He began to write professionally: a study of infant feeding and personality (Davis & Ruiz, 1965); factors influencing performance on nursing licensure examinations (Ruiz, Thurston, & Poshek, 1967); and models for group psychotherapy (Ruiz & Burgess, 1968). In addition, he co-authored a text on normal personality development (Wrenn & Ruiz, 1970).…”

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In Memory: Rene A. Ruiz

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Romero

1989

Jour of Counseling & Develop

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The life and professional contributions of Rene A. Ruiz are remembered by family, friends, and colleagues. Ruiz's trailblazing work on Hispanic issues in counseling and psychology places him among the ranks of the true pioneers in the field. His career as a counselor, teacher, writer, and researcher spanned three decades prior to his untimely death in 1982. On December 13, 1982, a heart attack claimed the life of Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences Book Review Editor Rene A. Ruiz at the young age of 53. His death was unexpected as he was in good health. With his death, his friends have lost a witty and charming man of high ideals and moral integrity. (Padilla, 1983, p. 137)

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confidence: 99%

In Memory: Rene A. Ruiz

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Romero

1989

Jour of Counseling & Develop

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Characteristics of nurses: An overview of recent research published in a nursing research periodical

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Parsons

1972

Journal of Vocational Behavior

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Searching the Literature in Preparation for Research: Strategies That Matter

Spurlock¹

2019

J Nurs Educ

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Literature searches conducted in preparation for a study differ in both purpose and scope from the literature searches conducted to locate evidence relevant to specific, narrowly defined clinical or educational practice questions. In this Methodology Corner installment, several important considerations are reviewed, including the importance of understanding the scope and coverage of literature databases, the utility of database search fields and controlled vocabularies, search limiters and expanders, and the possible unintended consequences of limiting searches based on the availability of full-text resources. Examples are provided throughout to help nursing education researchers conduct more effective and efficient literature searches. [ J Nurs Educ. 2019;58(8):441–443.]

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Intellectual Factors, Biographical Information, and Personality Variables as Related to Performance on the Professional Nurse Licensure Examination

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In Memory: Rene A. Ruiz

In Memory: Rene A. Ruiz

Characteristics of nurses: An overview of recent research published in a nursing research periodical

Searching the Literature in Preparation for Research: Strategies That Matter

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