Purpose of this Project
To create a survey that could be used in a quantitative research project.
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To create a survey that could be used in a quantitative research project.
to see what your final product should look like.
Use these examples to make sure your questions are in the correct form.
The survey instrument will correlate hypotheses that you create. Turn in a PDF of your final product.
Your survey should include the following…
1) 3 Hypotheses
2) 1 question for the Independent Variable
3) 4 questions for each dependent variable (12 total).
4) 2 extraneous variable questions.
5) 2 demographic question (i.e. sex, gender, age, race, etc.)
NOTE: You will lose points if your survey doesn’t have a “communication” element to it. For example, your hypothesis cannot be “People that get good rest have more energy.” That has nothing to do with communication. If you need direction in this regard, please email me. to see what your final product should look like.
Use these examples to make sure your questions are in the correct form.
The survey instrument will correlate hypotheses that you create. Turn in a PDF of your final product.
Your survey should include the following…
1) 3 Hypotheses
2) 1 question for the Independent Variable
3) 4 questions for each dependent variable (12 total).
4) 2 extraneous variable questions.
5) 2 demographic question (i.e. sex, gender, age, race, etc.)
NOTE: You will lose points if your survey doesn’t have a “communication” element to it. For example, your hypothesis cannot be “People that get good rest have more energy.” That has nothing to do with communication. If you need direction in this regard, please email me. to see what your final product should look like.
Use these examples to make sure your questions are in the correct form.
The survey instrument will correlate hypotheses that you create. Turn in a PDF of your final product.
Your survey should include the following…
1) 3 Hypotheses
2) 1 question for the Independent Variable
3) 4 questions for each dependent variable (12 total).
4) 2 extraneous variable questions.
5) 2 demographic question (i.e. sex, gender, age, race, etc.)
NOTE: You will lose points if your survey doesn’t have a “communication” element to it. For example, your hypothesis cannot be “People that get good rest have more energy.” That has nothing to do with communication. If you need direction in this regard, please email me. to see what your final product should look like.
Use these examples to make sure your questions are in the correct form.
The survey instrument will correlate hypotheses that you create. Turn in a PDF of your final product.
Your survey should include the following…
1) 3 Hypotheses
2) 1 question for the Independent Variable
3) 4 questions for each dependent variable (12 total).
4) 2 extraneous variable questions.
5) 2 demographic question (i.e. sex, gender, age, race, etc.)
NOTE: You will lose points if your survey doesn’t have a “communication” element to it. For example, your hypothesis cannot be “People that get good rest have more energy.” That has nothing to do with communication. If you need direction in this regard, please email me.
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