1. Know the underlying problem you are trying to solve.
2. Turn the general problem into specific questions to be answered.
3. Choose a research site on which to post your questions to. Minimum of 100 people
need to be surveyed
4. Know exactly what claim/effect you are testing.
5. Make the claim clear and simple enough to be tested.
6. Know the kind of data that will provide an adequate test. Yes or no questions are
easiest but don’t always provide enough information without the why
7. Choose the method that will produce the kind of data you want. Know the biases,
limitations, and character of the results of your method.
8. Carry out the method carefully so as to produce the best results possible.
9. Record and present your data in as objective a way as possible, as free from your
biases, personal viewpoint, feelings, or interpretations as possible.
10. Present and discuss your data so as to provide as specific an answer as possible to
the original questions.
11.Organize your presentation of the evidence according to the standard research report
Format IMRAD.
12. Paper is to be submitted in APA format, 1500 words minimum 13. 1 primary source (your data)
14. 3 secondary sources (scholarly)1. Know the underlying problem you are trying to solve.
2. Turn the general problem into specific questions to be answered.
3. Choose a research site on which to post your questions to. Minimum of 100 people
need to be surveyed
4. Know exactly what claim/effect you are testing.
5. Make the claim clear and simple enough to be tested.
6. Know the kind of data that will provide an adequate test. Yes or no questions are
easiest but don’t always provide enough information without the why
7. Choose the method that will produce the kind of data you want. Know the biases,
limitations, and character of the results of your method.
8. Carry out the method carefully so as to produce the best results possible.
9. Record and present your data in as objective a way as possible, as free from your
biases, personal viewpoint, feelings, or interpretations as possible.
10. Present and discuss your data so as to provide as specific an answer as possible to
the original questions.
11.Organize your presentation of the evidence according to the standard research report
Format IMRAD.
12. Paper is to be submitted in APA format, 1500 words minimum 13. 1 primary source (your data)
14. 3 secondary sources (scholarly)1. Know the underlying problem you are trying to solve.
2. Turn the general problem into specific questions to be answered.
3. Choose a research site on which to post your questions to. Minimum of 100 people
need to be surveyed
4. Know exactly what claim/effect you are testing.
5. Make the claim clear and simple enough to be tested.
6. Know the kind of data that will provide an adequate test. Yes or no questions are
easiest but don’t always provide enough information without the why
7. Choose the method that will produce the kind of data you want. Know the biases,
limitations, and character of the results of your method.
8. Carry out the method carefully so as to produce the best results possible.
9. Record and present your data in as objective a way as possible, as free from your
biases, personal viewpoint, feelings, or interpretations as possible.
10. Present and discuss your data so as to provide as specific an answer as possible to
the original questions.
11.Organize your presentation of the evidence according to the standard research report
Format IMRAD.
12. Paper is to be submitted in APA format, 1500 words minimum 13. 1 primary source (your data)
14. 3 secondary sources (scholarly)
You have to use the data in my google form
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