Submit a draft of the Research Question and Ethical Considerations (Section II) and Methodology (Section III) including all critical elements as listed in the Final Project Two Document. You will deconstruct your research question into its important sections, and explain the significance of your research. The draft should include the implications, data collection methods, and expected relationship. In addition, you will clearly explain the steps you will take to reach a research conclusion. Your methodology should be clearly stated and include the sample size and analysis of the data. This draft should be as detailed as possible to allow the instructor to provide significant feedback to improve the final submission of your research proposal.
Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed:
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Research Question and Ethical Considerations: This section will be twofold: It will deconstruct your research question into its important sections, and explain the significance of your research.
a) Based on the previous research you located from the literature review, create a research question or statement, and explain its creation.
b) Describe the implications of your research. What will your research do for the community at large or the field in which you are working?
c) Discuss how you will gain access to, or conduct, your data collection from people and cultures in an ethical manner. Provide specific examples of
ethical dilemmas that may arise.
d) Create a hypothesis that describes the expected relationship between the research variables. Make a clear connection between the questions
you are asking and your expected results. Think about your proposed research as a projection of the results, rather than an open-ended question.
Methodology: In this section, you will describe the “how” of your research design. You have already discussed the research’s significance and explained the tools you will need to explore the question; now, you must clearly explain the steps you will take to reach a research conclusion.
a) Describe your proposed methodology and why you decided to use this methodology. Consider using qualitative data, quantitative data, or a mix of both if necessary.
b) Describe the scale of your research, justifying your sample size. Be sure to explain the boundaries of the population in your justification. If you are planning to analyze a secondary dataset, explain the implications of its size on your researchquestion.
c) Explain how you plan to analyze your collected data. Will it be descriptive or inferential? How will you analyze subjective data differently from objective data?Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed: