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Part 1. Research Problem:
Introduction
• Identify a research problem (what).
• Provide context and background information of the chosen problem, being sure to explain why your chosen topic is important, and who might care about your findings.
Part 2: Literature Review:
Literature Review
• Describe and discuss 8-10 related research articles in your chosen topic. Please plan do this literature review approximately review 2 articles a week.
• For each literature article, do the following where appropriate:
o Articulate important findings and issues, explaining why these are important;
o Indicate limitations and the need for further research;
o Find out if any ideas/methodology can be applied in the current proposal.
Formulation of Research Questions/Hypotheses
• Translate the chosen problem (i.e., problem statement) into 2-3 research questions.
• Formulate hypotheses if appropriate. The hypotheses need not to be in statistical terms.
Part 3: Study Design / Method:
• Come up with an experiment design or construct the questionnaire and survey methods that you would use to undertake this study.
• Describe and justify the methodology to be followed.
• Develop a research procedure to collect and analyze data.
• Include research instruments (e.g. interview questions, questionnaire) if applicable.
• The methodology should be described in detail so that the study could be replicable if needed.
Part 4: Conclusion and References:
Conclusion / Concluding Marks
• State possible implications of the study.
• List limitations of your proposed study, if you can.
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