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This pack of CJA 334 Week 1 DQs consists of: DQ1: What are the similarities and differences between qualitative and quantitative research? DQ2: What is a research population? What is a research sample? Provide an example of each. |
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Law - General Law This assignment is the culmination of the Research Proposal. Both parts are reflected in the total word count. Include a revised Part I, based on facilitator feedback, and Part II. Additionally, your presentation must represent both parts of the assignment. Write a 1,750- to 2,850-word research paper and prepare an accompanying presentation that meets the following requirements: · Incorporate feedback and suggestions from Part I. · Describe your team’s hypotheses, research design, and methodology. · Identify the types of data chosen for collection and how the data would be used in the study to confirm or negate the hypothesis. · Outline the procedures to be used to collect the chosen data. · Describe the proposed analysis process of the results from the proposed research. · Discuss the possible significance of the proposed research results. · Provide a timeline for the proposed research. · Outline a budget and identify resources to cover the cost of the proposed research. · Complete a commentary reflecting on the project’s reliability, and ways in which the research project might be improved upon if replicated. Prepare a 12- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation with speaker notes, reflecting both parts of the proposal. All components listed above must be included. Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines. |
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As stated before, many students who are currently in college have not selected a major. There is nothing wrong with this, and given enough time, everyone will eventually choose a major. If you need help, just look back at the tips that were provided in the article when you need to choose a major. |
