Exam 4: Surveys
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Describe what a hypothesis is and why it's important in survey research.
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Would your research be confidential or anonymous? Explain the difference, and why you choose to make it the one you indicated.
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You are testing the hypothesis: "Children who receive counseling between the ages of 5 and 10 for past trauma are less likely to see a therapist regarding substance abuse later in life than children who receive such counseling for between the ages of 11 and 15." Are you engaging in inductive or deductive research? Why?
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You are conducting a follow-up survey of people who participated in conflict mediation during a divorce. You are interested in knowing how their attitudes about mediation have been affected by their participation in the process. You have a small budget but are not in a hurry. Many of the participants chose mediation because they could not afford a divorce attorney, so your population includes many low-income individuals. Which mode of delivery would be best, given the situation?
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Would your research be confidential or anonymous? Explain the difference, and why you choose to make it the one you indicated.
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Describe the steps you will take to draw this sample based on the mode of delivery you chose.
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Based on the hypothesis that you have just written, conceptualize one variable that you would need to use in order to test your hypothesis.
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Describe the steps you will take to draw this sample based on the mode of delivery you chose.
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Describe the steps you will take to draw this sample based on the mode of delivery you chose.
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You are doing research on adverse childhood experiences (ACES) among divorced people. Write your research question.
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Based on the hypothesis that you have just written, conceptualize one variable that you would need to use in order to test your hypothesis.
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According to a positivist definition, objectivity means ______.
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Thinking about the mode of delivery you chose, list two problems you would be likely to have with getting a good response rate for this study, and what you would do to try to overcome these and thus maximize your response rate?
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Based on the hypothesis that you have just written, design a survey item for one variable that you would need to measure. What level of measurement did you use and why?
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Based on the hypothesis that you have just written, design a survey item for one variable that you would need to measure. What level of measurement did you use and why?
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You are doing survey research regarding college students' attitudes toward a new proposal to end interest payments on student loans. Write your research question.
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