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SS3150 Research Methods

GRADED ASSIGNMENTS

Research Methods

Graded Assignment Requirements

This document includes all of the assignment requirements for the graded assignments in this course.

Your instructor will provide the details about when each assignment is due.

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Research Methods GRADED ASSIGNMENTS

Unit 1 Assignment 1

Compare and Contrast Scientific Inquiry with Everyday Assumptions

IntroductionWrite a one-page paper displaying your understanding of the difference between scientific inquiry versus

everyday assumptions and the way claims are made based on these two different approaches. Provide at

least one example for each.

TasksWhile reviewing your notes for the Unit 1 class discussion, spend a couple of minutes summarizing your

understanding of the difference between scientific inquiry and everyday assumptions. Then, write a one

page paper displaying your understanding of these differences. It may help to pretend that a friend or

family member asked you to explain this to them. How would you explain to a friend or family member the

difference between scientific inquiry and everyday assumptions? As many of us learn from examples, be

sure to provide one example of learning through scientific inquiry, and one example of learning through

everyday assumptions.

Deliverables and FormatRemember to:

Submit your answer in a Microsoft Word document as a one page paper.

Font: Times New Roman; 12 pt.

Line Spacing: Double

Reminders Did you write a summary that displays your understanding of the difference between scientific

inquiry and everyday assumptions?

Did you provide one example of learning through scientific inquiry?

Did you provide one example of learning through everyday assumptions?

Did you meet the full one-page requirement?

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Unit 1 Assignment 2

WebQuest and Peer Review

IntroductionUse the following information to use a WebQuest approach to search specific websites for definitions and

examples of each of the key terms.

Definition of a WebQuest: A WebQuest is a scaffolded learning structure that uses links to

essential resources on the World Wide Web and an authentic task to motivate students’

investigation of a central, open-ended question, development of individual expertise, and

participation in a final group process that attempts to transform newly acquired information into a

more sophisticated understanding. The best WebQuests do this in a way that inspires students to

see richer thematic relationships, facilitate a contribution to the real world of learning, and reflect

on their own metacognitive processes. March, T. (2011). What WebQuests Are (Really).

Retrieved from: http://bestwebquests.com/what_webquests_are.asp.

Tasks Explore http://www.socialresearchmethods.net/. Like any site, it may seem a little confusing at

first. Just take some time to get used to it, and enjoy exploring and moving around the site.

Explore it as you would if you just bought the latest and greatest cell phone, and allow your

interest in the topics to evolve as you become immersed in the content.

Student Requirements: In a one- to two-page paper, choose two main topics covered by the site

that you found helpful. Explain why you found these topics to be helpful, and how you think these

topics may be helpful to others (consider that these recommendations may be different from your

own needs).

Complete the rubric handout provided by your instructor and bring it to class. You are required to

provide substantive feedback to one classmate using the rubric. One purpose of this activity is to

reinforce learning by providing feedback to other students. Guidelines of how to appropriately

provide constructive feedback are provided in the rubric. This assignment will be graded by the

instructor.


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http://www.socialresearchmethods.net/

http://bestwebquests.com/what_webquests_are.asp


Submit your answer in a Microsoft Word document as a one to two-page paper.



Reminders Did you set aside a sufficient amount of time to explore the website

http://www.socialresearchmethods.net/?

Did you choose two main topics that you found helpful?

Did you explain why you found these topics helpful?

Do you explain why you think these topics may be helpful to others?

Did you provide substantive feedback to a classmate’s assignment using the rubric?

Did you meet the full one to two-page requirement?

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http://www.socialresearchmethods.net/


Unit 2 Assignment 1Peer-Reviewed Article Analysis

IntroductionIn class, you took a brief walkthrough of various sections of the peer-reviewed article: Lecture

Absenteeism, including:

Abstract

Introduction

Overview/Literature Review

Purpose of the research

Participants

Method (data collection/analysis)

Results

Discussion

Implications for future research

References

Knowing how to read these studies will prepare you for the opportunity to seek out and analyze your own

peer-reviewed studies in preparation for creating your course research paper.

This assignment will provide you with a head start on considering and choosing your research topic for

your final research paper.

Tasks Review the peer-reviewed article: Lecture Absenteeism (provided by your instructor).

Explain the social research issue and the findings of the article in 3-4 paragraphs, using the

guiding questions below.

o How did this article provide more insight into the social phenomenon than you might

gather by just guessing?

o How did this article provide more insight into the social phenomenon than you might

gather by your own experience?

Make sure that your submission includes proper citations. Your submission must also include the

reference for the article in the proper APA format.


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Properly cite and reference your source(s) using APA format.

Submit your answer in a Microsoft Word document as a one to two-page paper (3-4 paragraphs).



Reminders Did you spend a sufficient amount of time reviewing the article, so that you understand the

research issue and findings?

Did you explain how the article provides more insight into the social phenomenon than you might

gather simply by guessing?

Did you explain how the article provides more insight into the social phenomenon than you might

gather through your own experience?

Did you properly cite and reference the article using proper APA format?

Did you meet the full requirement of 3-4 paragraphs?

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Unit 2 Assignment 2

Differentiating Qualitative from Quantitative Studies

IntroductionIt is important to be able to explain the differences between quantitative and qualitative research. Your

final research paper will be qualitative research, and it is best to understand the difference as you begin to

formulate your final research paper topic early on in the quarter.

TasksUsing the ITT Tech Virtual Library or other valid research resources and websites, such as Google

Scholar, locate two studies (one qualitative and one quantitative). Submit a one to two-page paper

comparing the quantitative and qualitative studies. Be sure to discuss data collection methods, data

analysis methods, and the role of variables, hypothesis, etc. Be sure to properly cite and reference each

article using APA format.






Reminders Did you locate one scholarly qualitative research article?

Did you locate one scholarly quantitative research article?

Did you compare and contrast the qualitative and quantitative nature of the articles?

Did you discuss the following:

o Data collection methods

o Data analysis methods

o Role of variables

o Role of hypothesis

o Other

Did you properly cite and reference the articles using proper APA format?

Did you meet the full requirement of one to two pages?

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Unit 2 Assignment 3

Reviewing Research Videos

Introduction

Use YouTube or another video-sharing site that includes videos that teach about qualitative research and

the differences between qualitative and quantitative research.

Tasks Search the site you have chosen and find three relevant videos.

Write a half-page summary of each of the three videos you chose to watch. (1 ½ pages total)

Write a half-page proposal (for each video) for what you would do to change how the principles

were taught to make the information clearer/easier to understand (or even more creative or fun to

learn!). (1 ½ pages total)

Be sure to focus not on the technical aspects of the videos, but rather their content in regards to

qualitative and quantitative research.

You must properly cite videos using APA format for online resources. Demonstrate the most

current approach to APA citing for online resources.






Reminders Did you write a full half-page summary for each of the three videos?

Did you write a full half-page proposal for each of the three videos?

Did you focus on the content rather than technical aspects of the videos?

Did you properly cite and reference the article using proper APA format?

Did you meet the full requirement of three pages?

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Unit 3 Research Paper 1

Research Question Peer Review

IntroductionThis peer review session will provide you with a chance to apply your knowledge to a variety of research

questions. It will also provide you with clarification and varying perspectives that you can then apply to

your Unit 3 homework assignment.

Tasks

Engage with a fellow student in a peer-review session for your initial research idea. Submit a peer review

of your research question, along with a completed quantitative vs. qualitative comparison chart for that

research question (handouts will be provided by your instructor). Along with instructor assistance, the

peer review will determine the appropriateness, feasibility, and qualitative nature of the research question.

During the peer-review session, discuss potential ethical issues that may arise based on that area of

research. Be sure to submit your completed rubric review of your peer’s research question. These will be

collected by instructor during class, and a few will be discussed as a class.


Use the handout provided by your instructor to complete the peer review session

Reminders Did you utilize your notes and the course text to provide substantive feedback to your peer on his

or her research question?

Did you provide justification for your suggestions during the peer review session?

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Research Proposal Justification

IntroductionUsing the feedback you received from your class and instructor during the peer review session, you will

submit a one- to two-page document containing your research question (stated in one concise sentence

as a question). This activity will provide you with clarification on the qualitative nature of your research

question, the feasibility of your study, relevant APA ethical codes that must be considered for your

research proposal, and how your study will fill gaps in current research.

Tasks1. In the beginning of your assignment, state your research question in one concise sentence.

2. Provide justification for the feasibility and qualitative nature of your research proposal.

3. Provide specific APA ethical codes (with their respective code numbers) that might have

implications on your proposed research.

4. Explain how your research question might fill in gaps in current research.






Reminders Did you clearly and concisely write your research question in the beginning of your document?

Did you provide justification and explain the feasibility of your study?

Did you explain how your research question will add to what is currently known about the topic?

Did you properly cite specific APA ethical codes and how they might pertain to your study?

Did you meet the full requirement of one-to-two pages?

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Research Question Peer Review

IntroductionExposure to the references and websites in this activity will also reduce some of the fear that may be

associated with such a new and challenging topic.

The literature review can be a confusing part of the research process for some individuals. A careful look

at these references can provide clarification and even confidence with the literature review process. Many

students have not practiced the necessary search skills through the virtual library and may instead try to

rely solely on the Internet for their searches. This can lead to frustration for both instructors and students,

as this can be a waste of valuable time. Ensuring that you understand the difference between scholarly

and non-scholarly references is vital. Using appropriate resources from the beginning prevents students

from falling behind and becoming frustrated.

Your instructor will provide you with a variety of activity sources and other valuable sources that can aid in

your understanding of conducting a proper literature review (some examples are provided below).

Activity Sources: The Literature Review: What is it and why do it?

http://www.deakin.edu.au/library/findout/research/litrev.php

Critically Analyzing Information Sources by Cornell University Library

http://olinuris.library.cornell.edu/ref/research/skill26.htm

Literature Reviews

http://www.unc.edu/depts/wcweb/handouts/literature_review.html

Other Valuable Sources: UCSC LibraryWrite a Literature Review

http://library.ucsc.edu/ref/howto/literaturereview.html

The Literature Review: A Few Tips On Conducting It

http://www.writing.utoronto.ca/advice/specific-types-of-writing/literature-review

Sample APA Papers: Literature Review

http://faculty.mwsu.edu/psychology/Laura.Spiller/Experimental/sample_apa_style_litreview.p

df

Tasks

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http://faculty.mwsu.edu/psychology/Laura.Spiller/Experimental/sample_apa_style_litreview.pdf

http://faculty.mwsu.edu/psychology/Laura.Spiller/Experimental/sample_apa_style_litreview.pdf

http://www.writing.utoronto.ca/advice/specific-types-of-writing/literature-review

http://library.ucsc.edu/ref/howto/literaturereview.html




Write a half- to one-page summary of each of the three reference handouts provided by your instructor

(listed below).

The Literature Review: What is it and why do it?

http://www.deakin.edu.au/library/findout/research/litrev.php

Critically Analyzing Information Sources by Cornell University Library


Literature Reviews




Submit your answer in a Microsoft Word document as a 1 ½ to 3 page paper.



Reminders Did you carefully examine each of the three resources?

Would you be able to describe each of the three resources to a friend if you needed to?

Did you meet the full requirement of 1 ½ - 3 pages?

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Conducting a Literature Review

IntroductionYou will begin the literature review process for your research topics in this unit. Review your notes on how

to locate peer-reviewed (scholarly) articles in the ITT Tech Virtual Library and other appropriate sources.

This activity will not only provide practice locating scholarly articles, it will also provide you with knowledge

of what current literature is available on your research topic. This information will allow you to become

expert on the topic and will also provide background of the topic and what research has been performed.

TasksUsing the ITT Tech Virtual Library and other appropriate sources, locate five (peer-reviewed) scholarly

articles that pertain to your research question. By looking at the Title, and also the Abstract and

Discussion section of potential articles, you will gain an understanding of which articles pertain to your

research. Be sure to properly reference each article, and print them out if necessary to make sure that the

articles are available to you at a later time. When you have the opportunity, you will want to examine other

sections of the research article to determine its appropriateness for use in your literature review.


Properly reference your five source(s) using APA format.

As per your instructors discretion, this may be an in class assignment or given as a homework

assignment. Ask your instructor to specify the format (written or typed) for this assignment

submission.

Reminders Did you locate peer-reviewed (scholarly) articles?

Did you carefully examine these articles to determine appropriateness for your literature review?

Did you provide proper APA references for each of these five articles?

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Annotated Bibliography

IntroductionUse resources obtained from your literature review and other resources as necessary to submit an

annotated bibliography for your research paper. This annotated bibliography is a list of research

resources including five or more scholarly sources from the ITT Tech Virtual Library or other appropriate

sources that you will use to develop your final research paper. For each resource, use proper APA format.

Following each source, provide a paragraph that describes the article’s utility and relevance to your study.

Be sure to provide a careful evaluation of the source and summary of its findings.

TasksUsing five or more peer-reviewed (scholarly articles) create an annotated bibliography. Be sure to use

proper APA formatted references. Also be sure to use proper APA formatted citations within your

description of each article.



Submit your answer in a Microsoft Word document.



Reminders Did you include five or more references to peer-reviewed articles?

Did you include proper APA references and citations?

Did you carefully examine each article and describe how each article will provide insight to your

research question?

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Unit 5 Assignment 1

Matching Questions with Data Collection Methods

IntroductionIn this assignment, you will apply your understanding of direct methods of data collection and determine

the most appropriate method of data collection for each of four sample studies. Your instructor will assign

groups of three and distribute the Direct Methods of Data Collection handout.

TasksIn your assigned groups of three, discuss which of the survey types (Personal interview, telephone

interview, mail questionnaire, internet survey) would be the best for:

Gathering a large amount of information in a very brief amount of time

Asking questions about a sensitive topic

Understanding the opinions of senior citizens on the issue of health care

Learning about the day in the life of an athlete training for the Olympics

Be sure to support answers with detailed explanations. Write (or type) your answers to this activity and

hand them in to the instructor (one submission per group).


As a group, submit one document (written or typed) to your instructor.

Reminders Did you use the course texts to provide support for your answers?

Did you provide enough detail in your explanation to display your understanding of each survey

type?

Did each group member participate equally?

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Unit 5 Assignment 2

Five Qualitative Interview Questions

Introduction

In this activity, you will create interview questions that will be used to collect qualitative data for your final

research paper. Using your qualitative research question as a guide, create open-ended questions that

you would use to interview participants.

Tasks1. Write your qualitative research question at the top of your assignment.

2. Create and write five qualitative interview questions for the proposed research question.

a. Use the course text, class notes, and other appropriate resources as guides to formulate

appropriate questions that are open-ended, not leading, and otherwise qualitative in

nature.

3. Write a brief justification for each question, providing support as to why it is qualitative in nature,

and why it will produce qualitative data.

*Do not to include follow-up questions as part of the five questions for this activity. Note that follow-up

questions are helpful during the actual interview process for extracting more information from study

participants. For example, follow-up questions are those like “Can you tell me more about that?” “What

was the experience like when…?”





Reminders Did you create five questions to gather data for qualitative research question?

Are your five questions qualitative in nature, avoiding bias and avoiding leading the participant?

Did you provide a brief justification for each question as to its qualitative in nature?

Did you consult the course texts, class notes, and other appropriate resources to aid you in

formulating your five questions?

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Unit 6 Assignment 1

Six Approaches to Qualitative Research

IntroductionIn this activity, you will apply classroom learning to strengthen your research papers. You will display your

understanding of various approaches to qualitative data collection by choosing, analyzing, and providing

support for an approach that is appropriate for your research paper.

TasksThere are many different approaches to qualitative research. Choose one of the following qualitative

research approaches that best fits your research paper:

Phenomenology

Ethnography

Grounded theory

Case study

Use the ITT Tech Virtual Library and other appropriate resources (including the course text) when

researching these approaches. Submit a two-page document that details your chosen approach.

Use the following guidelines:

1. State your chosen qualitative research approach.

2. Describe your chosen approach.

3. Describe its strengths and weaknesses.

4. Explain how this approach best fits your research paper.






Reminders Did you choose one qualitative research approach to focus on that is appropriate for your chosen

qualitative research question?

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Did you consult appropriate resources when researching your chosen approach?

Did you clearly state your chosen qualitative research approach?

Did you provide a thorough description of your chosen approach so that someone unfamiliar with

the approach would understand it after reading your assignment?

Did you describe the strengths and weaknesses of your approach?

Did you thoroughly explain how your chosen approach is a proper fit for your research paper?

Did you properly cite and reference your sources using proper APA format?

Did you meet the full requirement of two pages?

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Final Research Paper Outline – Data Collection

IntroductionThis activity provides a necessary step in the final research paper formation. You will now strengthen your

research paper by outlining specifics about the data collection method that will be used in your research

paper.

Tasks Continue with research paper development as you outline your data collection method. This may

include observation, interview, and direct methods, or any combination of the three.

The outline will provide a very specific, step-by-step blueprint of how participants will enter the study,

where data collection will take place, which data collection will be used, and how data will be

collected and stored.

Remember that validity and reliability are issues that qualitative researchers face. Therefore, records

of all data collection must be meticulous and secure. All interviews should be recorded through

verbatim transcript (and recorded by voice and video if possible). Observations must be recorded in

detail.

You may refer to the components of any scholarly study previously provided as a handout in class or

that you obtained from the ITT Tech Virtual Library.

Include how bracketing (setting aside researcher bias) will occur.

Outlines are due by the end of class for credit.



Submit your answer in a written or typed document (ask your instructor which method is

preferred).

Reminders Did you include your data collection method in your outline?

Did you include a specific, step-by-step blueprint of participant recruitment, data collection, and

data analysis method(s)?

Did you include help data will be recorded and stored?

Did you include how bracketing will occur in your study?

Did you use proper APA format for any citations and references?

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Unit 7 Assignment 1

Understanding Your Research Question

Introduction

This assignment will help display your understanding of the vital differences between qualitative and

quantitative research.

Tasks Write a one-page paper explaining why your final research paper research question is

appropriate for qualitative research. Be sure to include:

o Your target population

o How your participants will be selected (How will you obtain your sample?)

Write an additional one-page paper describing how your study might change if you used a similar

research question, but decided to make it a quantitative study.

*As an aid, consult Chapter 5 in the course text to contrast your research method against quantitative

methods discussed in Chapter 5.






Reminders Did you explain why your research question is appropriate for qualitative research?

Did you include your target population?

Did you include how your participants will be selected?

Did you write an additional one-page paper that displays your understanding of the differences

between qualitative and quantitative research by describing how your study might change if you

use a similar research question, but decided to make it a quantitative study?

Did you use proper APA formatting for any citations and references?

Did you meet the full requirement of two pages?

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Unit 7 Assignment 2

Sample Population

IntroductionSince data collected for your study will come from the participants in your sample, it is important that you

have a solid sampling method that includes participants who are able to provide data relevant to your

research question. In this activity, you will work towards the completion of your final research paper by

identifying the sampling method that you would use in your research.

TasksAdd to your final research paper outline by providing the following:

Description and definition of your chosen sample population.

Explanation of how that sample could be obtained.

In addition to enhancing your outline with the above information, submit a one-page paper describing your

sample population and how that sample can be obtained. Be sure to provide justification for your

sampling method and consult appropriate resources as needed.



Submit your answer in a Microsoft Word document as a one page paper.



Reminders Did you describe and define your chosen sample population, providing justification for why these

participants are good fits to provide data for your research question?

Did you explain how you might obtain your sample for this study, and provide justification for that

sampling method?

Did you include this information in both your final research paper outline as well as one-page

paper that will be submitted for a grade?


Did you meet the full requirement of one-page?

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Final Research Paper Rough Draft

IntroductionAs a part of this unit’s research paper assignment, you need to draft your research paper and submit it to

your instructor. In addition, you will submit your draft to an assigned peer for feedback, and you will

review two assigned peers’ drafts.

TasksPrepare the first draft of your research paper by consolidating the following components:

Title Page

Abstract (include research question)

Introduction (include research question)

Literature review and background—be sure to include at least five scholarly (peer-reviewed)

sources

Methodology

Discussion (include strengths, weaknesses, researcher bias, etc.)

Conclusions

Implications for future research

References

Note: You will not be able to draw concrete conclusions, as you are not actually carrying out your

research plan. However, in your conclusion, you need to communicate what gaps in research you feel

your research plan would fill. What questions will it answer and how?

Deliverables and FormatSubmit your research paper draft in a Microsoft Word document. Be sure to print out three copies (one for

you, one for your instructor, and one to give to a peer for the peer-review during class next week).

Reminders Content of the research paper rough draft:

Is the paper divided into sections using headings?

Have you created a title page with a title related to the research question(s)?

Did you include an abstract?

Does the rough draft include a complete literature review of at least five different studies from

relevant scholarly sources?

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Have you clearly identified and described the study population within the methodology section of

the paper?

Have you described how subjects of the study would be selected within the methodology section?

Have you provided a description of the proposed qualitative research/data collection methodology

within the methodology section?

Have you addressed any ethical conflicts or issues your research has raised?

Have you included a discussion section providing the implications of the research and future

recommendations for researchers?

Is there a conclusion section?

Have you integrated the peer-review feedback into your paper? (This question applies to the final

draft after the peer review exercise has been completed).

Style of the research paper:

Have you provided an APA-formatted references list?

Have you followed APA style requirements for citations throughout the research paper?

Did you avoid direct quotes unless they were necessary? Did you cite any information that you

summarized in your own words?

Does your research paper include the language of scientific learning instead of the language of

everyday learning?

Is the research paper written in a cogent, understandable manner?

Have you proofread your paper for proper grammar, punctuation, spelling, etc.?

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Peer Review III

IntroductionThis activity will provide you with useful feedback on your final research paper draft from another

perspective. In this activity, you will pair up with a new partner. Conduct the review session using the

handout provided by your instructor. Be sure to provide thorough feedback to your partner, and be sure to

ask questions regarding your research paper to your partner as well as the instructor.

TasksUsing the handout provided by your instructor, conduct a peer review session with your assigned partner.

Be sure to completely fill out the handout, providing supportive feedback to your peer. Be sure to seek

clarification, when needed, regarding the feedback your class provides you regarding your final research

paper draft.


Properly fill out the peer review session form and submit to your instructor.

Reminders Did you provide substantive feedback for your classmate regarding his or her final research paper

draft?

Did you follow the guidelines in the handout when providing feedback?

Did you provide justification and support for the feedback you provided your classmate?

Did you seek clarification on feedback you received?

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Updated Draft Based on Peer Review

IntroductionIn this activity, you make revisions to your research paper draft based on the review comments received

from your peer. You have been provided with feedback from peer review sessions and your instructor

regarding the details of your final research paper. Using this feedback, strengthen your paper and prepare

for final submission.

TasksUpdate your final research paper rough draft based on the feedback you received in the peer review

session and from your instructor. Be sure you understand why changes (if any) are being made. Also be

sure that you maintain the proper flow of your paper when adding any new information. As needed,

consult peer-reviewed (scholarly) research articles and APA guidelines for proper formatting of your final

draft.






Reminders Did you carefully consider all feedback and suggestions from your peer and instructor when

making file revisions to your rough draft?

Do you fully understand why you are making changes (if any) to your paper?

Does your paper maintain proper flow and organization?

Did you consult appropriate resources for proper formatting of your paper?


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Unit 10 Final Research Paper 1

Final Research Paper

IntroductionIn this activity, you finalize your research paper based on the review comments received from your peer

and your instructor. Use this feedback to strengthen your paper and prepare it for final submission.

TasksUpdate your final research paper rough draft based on the feedback you received in the peer review

session and from your instructor. Be sure you understand why changes (if any) are being made. Also be

sure that you maintain the proper flow of your paper when adding any new information. As needed,

consult peer-reviewed (scholarly) research articles and APA guidelines for proper formatting of your final

draft.






Reminders Did you carefully consider all feedback and suggestions from your peer and instructor when

making file revisions to your rough draft?

Do you fully understand why you are making changes (if any) to your paper?

Does your paper maintain proper flow and organization?

Did you consult appropriate resources for proper formatting of your paper?


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Unit 10 Presentation 1

Research Paper Presentation

IntroductionThis activity provides you with the experience of presenting your final research paper to the class

Tasks As assigned by your instructor, deliver a three- to five-minute oral presentation of your final

research paper to the class.

Deliverables and FormatCreate a 5 slide PowerPoint presentation that includes visually engaging graphics, including video and

sound, if applicable and a succinct description of your final research paper. Use the following sections to

create your presentation and submit your final presentation to your instructor:

Introduction

Proposed Research Questions

Proposed Study Methods

Proposed Analysis (Be sure to clarify between quantitative and qualitative analysis)

Conclusion

o Create a 1 slide learning summary (Describe what you learned about the research

process as well as your chosen topic)

Reminders Did you fully prepare and practice prior to giving your presentation to the class?

Did you proofread and submit your final research paper presentation to your instructor?

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