Tag: Hypothesis

What is the purpose of hypotheses and research questions? Why is it important to develop workable hypotheses and research questions in conducting research?

 Consider the following questions:

What is the purpose of hypotheses and research questions?
Why is it important to develop workable hypotheses and research questions in conducting research?

What type of research—qualitative or quantitative—would be most conducive to the scenario in Step 1? Why?

Which would be more appropriate given the scenario in Step 1: the development of a hypothesis or a research question or both? Why?

Write a paper that describes the purpose of hypotheses and research questions. Articulate the importance of developing workable hypotheses and research questions in conducting research. Based on the provided scenario, describe whether a qualitative or quantitative research study would be most appropriate and why. Explain whether, and why, you would develop a hypothesis or a central research question for this scenario.

 

What do you think will occur as a result of your intervention? Be specific.  How will you implement your proposed solution? What are your research strategies? What is your study design? Population, sample?

Rising Cost of Healthcare in the US and avoiding Surprise bills for patients
Abstract (or Introduction) – describe the healthcare administration issue that you are addressing with your project. What is the problem, and briefly, how do you intend to address it?

What do you think will occur as a result of your intervention? Be specific.
How will you implement your proposed solution? What are your research strategies? What is your study design? Population, sample?

Expected Conclusion – restate your problem, hypothesis, method, and measurement strategies. Explain how successfully addressing the issue will improve patient care.
Other sections you may choose to include: Budget, Cost Analysis, Timeline, Statistics.

Identify the independent and dependent variable, hypothesis and type of hypothesis. What type of research study design would you use to address that issue, what type of sampling or sampling strategy would you use?

Consider a patient centered issue you have observed recently. Formulate a research question related to that issue.

Identify the independent and dependent variable, hypothesis and type of hypothesis. What type of research study design would you use to address that issue, what type of sampling or sampling strategy would you use? Defend your choices with support from your textbook or other peer-reviewed journal source..

Describe what you are comparing.Indicate the appropriate t-test that you will use to evaluate your hypothesis.

Part I

Typically when researching a business or academic issue, you would ask a question about something and form a hypothesis.

You would then collect the data and test it to see if the null hypothesis (no difference) is supported or refuted. Then you would present the findings.

Now, open and carefully examine the data on the STAT 211 Altimeter Error spreadsheet (XLSX).
Then, construct a hypothesis and address the following in a document.

Describe what you are comparing.
State your hypothesis in a sentence.
Indicate the appropriate t-test that you will use to evaluate your hypothesis.
State the alpha (α) level.

Choose one of the above-mentioned data sets, determine a hypothesis based on the data, and then conduct appropriate tests to see if they can prove their hypothesis.

Utilize health-related data sets from https://www.data.gov/ or from https://www.cdc.gov/datastatistics/index.html

Choose one of the above-mentioned data sets, determine a hypothesis based on the data, and then conduct appropriate tests to see if they can prove their hypothesis.

Does an individual’s social media use cause them to be more or less dishonest?Are people lying more since the rise of social media and smartphones?.

PSY303 Introduction

Research question:

Does an individual’s social media use cause them to be more or less dishonest?
Hypothesis: . hypothesize that people with high social media use will have more dishonesty than those with lower social media use.

Attached is the reference sheet. use only there references for the hw7 doc.

Are people lying more since the rise of social media and smartphones?.

How Honest Are People on Social Media?. ).

How unethical behaviour spreads through a company’s social network.

Describe what the results would look like if the data supports your hypothesis.Describe what the results would look like if your data does not support your hypothesis.

pro and cons of paying college athletes

For this activity you will:

State your research topic and purpose.

State your research question(s).

List and label the variables as independent, dependent, intervening, or moderating.
State your hypothesis.

Describe the limitations present in your study. Be thorough.

Describe what the results would look like if the data supports your hypothesis.

Describe what the results would look like if your data does not support your hypothesis.

If the data supports your hypothesis, explain what conclusions would you draw and what recommendations would you make.

What type of design was used? Describe this design and why it was appropriate for this research hypothesis.

Peer Review

Peer Review of Research Design Table

Colleague Reviewed:

What type of design was used? Describe this design and why it was appropriate for this research hypothesis.

Describe the groups in the sample.

Was a power analysis performed after the research design was chosen? Was the actual sample size large enough based on the power analysis?

Detailed description of the treatment/intervention.

Identify the common threats to internal and external validity to findings using this design.

Explain the extent to which the findings of the study are generalizable.

What are the limitations of this study?

What statistical tests should be run based on this research design?

Is this a strong research design, why or why not? What can be done to improve that?

Table APA formatting, syntax, grammar and spelling are correct.

What is one hypothesis that the authors of this paper might have been testing? Do you think they accepted or rejected that hypothesis based on the data shown?

1. Is the paper titled “Safety and Efficacy of the BNT162b2 mRNA Covid-19 Vaccine” a peer reviewed publication? How can you tell?

2. Does this paper describe a randomized clinical control study or an epidemiological study? Identify at least one pro and one con of that type of study.

3. What is the sample size used in the study described in this paper?

4. Identify one example of a dependent variable in the study described in this paper.

5. Identify one example of an independent variable in the study described in this paper.

6. Identify one example of quantitative data listed in Table 1 of this paper.

7. Identify one example of qualitative data listed in Table 1 of this paper.

8. What type of data is age? Identify all that apply from the following list: binary, continuous, discrete, nominal, ordinal.

9. What is one hypothesis that the authors of this paper might have been testing? Do you think they accepted or rejected that hypothesis based on the data shown? (Note: you can answer this question from looking only at the title page, but it may be easier to look at the data shown later in the paper).

10. Based on what you’ve read about this paper, what do you think the conclusion or take-home message is of the paper?

Which article have you selected to analyze for the final project?What is the hypothesis in this article?

Food Environments and Obesity: Household Diet Expenditure Versus Food Deserts

In your journal assignment, address the following for the primary article (article is attached) in your selected set:

1∙ Which article have you selected to analyze for the final project?

2∙ What is the purpose of this article?

3∙ What are the research question(s) asked in this article?

4∙ What is the hypothesis in this article?