1. Analyze the terms validity and reliability and their meaning in quantitative research. Give an example of how you would establish validity or reliability in a research study you would conduct. 2. Describe how a researcher determines the sampling criteria (inclusion and exclusion criteria) for a study.
Numerical data, measured in quantitative terms, reveals trends and patterns over time. For example, testing a new fall-prevention program within your hospital would require you to obtain a baseline fall rate before the program and then again after implementation of the program. Statistically, you could compare rate of falls before the new program with the […]
America-China Trade War during Trump Administration: A Strategic World Superpowers Confrontation The emerging America China Trade war has turned out to be an issue of interest to economists, as well as other parties within the world of commerce. Consequently, a wide range of both qualitative together with quantitative research studies have been conducting with the […]
Note: Please follow AMA 11th edition format closely and use EndNote. Discussion of the Differences Between Quantitative and Qualitative Research Please provide a discussion/explanation to the 7 following essay questions with references included in your answer and with strict AMA 11th ed format: 1. How does a research problem/question guide the determination to conduct a […]
• Describe how reading the biographies attached would influence one’s thinking in the role as a mentor. • Describe how you would incorporate at least two best practices for mentoring suggested in the “Dissertations at a Distance” article (attached). • Write 1 paragraph that include research interests and expertise in distance mentoring, assuming one would […]
Focus Group Discussion and In-Depth interview to understand consumer behavior, attitude and confidence toward e-commerce in retail space and identifying factors to conduct quantitative research. Convenience products – groceries, vegetables, milk, personal care etc. Consumer survey through a questionnaire to perform quantitative research based on the factors identified to help us to understand market segmentation. […]
In this assessment, we focus on the cornerstone of quantitative research: the variable. One of the many things that makes the health care field so fascinating (and challenging) is the variation we find from one human to the next. Age, gender, eye color, heart rate, ethnicity, emotional response, and food preferences are some of the […]
