Describe any possible threats to internal validity or biases specific to your study that may influence your results (e.g. maturation, attrition, regression towards the mean, etc.).

Add the following information to your “Methods” section:

This new section should have the title “Methods II”

Based on your how you operationalized your variables:
Describe whether you use existing measures, and if yes, which one(s)?
Describe using them “as is” or are you modifying them to best fit your variable(s)
If you create your own measures, explain, why?
Describe any possible threats to internal validity or biases specific to your study that may influence your results (e.g. maturation, attrition, regression towards the mean, etc.).
Explain either why do you or do not need to seek permission from an IRB?
Describe how you will keep records?
Describe whether you are using a confidential or anonymous collection process?
Methods III

Describe which type of research design you will use for your study and why (e.g. between-subjects, cross-sectional design, longitudinal design, pretest-post-test, survey, observation, etc.).

Discuss the public policy debates relevant to the topic you choose.

Discuss the technical aspects of your topic in general terms.
Discuss the public policy debates relevant to the topic you choose. This section should cover arguments that favor and oppose the use of the techniques or products.
Express your personal opinion regarding the topic’s importance and the validity of the pro and con arguments.

Write an essay on the novel “The Road Less Traveled” written by M Scott. Peck.

Write an essay on the novel “The Road Less Traveled” written by M Scott. Peck. Some discussion questions that should be included are
1.) What is the myth of romantic love? Do you agree or disagree?
2.) Life is difficult starts the book. How is life difficult?
3.) What is Ture Love? What is true discipline?
I will also attatch some autobioigraphy documents, quotes and interviews about the author that could be used to write the essay.n