Anxiety

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This paper discusses the various methods of research, compares and contrasts those methods, and determines which method would be most suitable for studying anxiety of patients attending the radiology department of a hospital. Copies of articles relevant to the topic of this paper are included.

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"The most common method of research used in anxiety testing in hospitals is that of the survey, or patient self-report. The survey is a non-experimental, descriptive study that does not involve observation, thus making it a cost-effective solution. Additionally, surveys allow for multiple subjects to be studied at any given time, often without the need for additional researchers. The survey, if designed properly, can be administered by regular hospital staff, provided that staff has the proper instructions (Levine, 2001)."

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