The following case study presents issues related to procedures in a criminal trial and the roles of the major participants.How should the court rule on Bert’s motion for severance in the case? What should the prosecutor do following the statement Bland after charges had been filed against Walsh? How should the court rule on Bert’s […]
In a paragraph, define a field observation study you would like to perform. Describe the topic you want to observe, the setting you would observe it in, who the subjects or participants might be, and what you think you might observe.
Participants You will be able to identify the number of participants from the dataset, and you have already been informed of where participants were recruited. Also, consider the type of sampling that would have taken place, and as to how the study would have recruited. Imagine you had carried out the study so what would […]
Home Field Advantage. Do teams win more at home? Does this pertain to all sports? Is this a real effect? Read The Home Field Advantage in Athletics – Question to answer 1. Locate a meta-analysis article from the social sciences literature and post a summary of it. Use the journal topic above about Home Field […]
In both articles a study focused on the stress response in stockbrokers by Allen, Showoff, & Izzy,, is mentioned. The next several questions will ask you about the research methods used in that study. Participants were RANDOMLY ASSIGNED to one of two conditions. What was the EXPERIMENTAL condition and what was the CONTROL condition? What […]
You are responsible for analyzing the results of a study comparing two ulcer therapies involving 43 participants. Here is the data output from a t-test analysis: The study compares two ulcer therapies with three variables: time of last visit in months, age in years and duration of disease. Write a persuasive report type essay. Describe […]
Your abstract should be a brief, comprehensive summary of your paper. It should concisely describe the following: the research problem, the participants, the procedure, the major finding, and the conclusions and implications, all in less than 250 words. The abstract is on its own page, following the title page. Move from the general to the […]
1. The purpose of the study 2. Why did they do this research? 2.1. What does the literature say about the problem? 2.2. What is the research gap? 3. Do not forget to define the terminology 4. How did they do this research? 4.1. The number of experiments 4.2. Who were the participants? 4.3. What […]
The Intervention Elaborate on what you plan to do— Think of the who, what, where, how, when? 1. For example, if I am wanting to implement an exercise program, I could apply the what/how by— a. Who is my target audience? Why? b. What type of exercise would the clients engage in? c. Where will […]
Detail stress, psychological, social, legal, or physical harm that might occur to participants. How are these held to the absolute minimum? What remediation is offered? EDUCATION Benefits of the research: University policy requires that any risk associated with participation be outweighed by potential benefits to participants and to humankind in general. (a) Identify any benefits […]
