Create aresearch proposal that provides the detailed plan for your study. (105 students being tested)

• Insert your revised literature review in the Literature Review section in the template.
• Operationally define the variables that you are using in your study (quiz1 "Independent Variable, number of correct answers, Scale of measurement is Scale" and final "Dependent Variable, Final examn: number of correct answers, Scale of measurement is Scale")
• State your hypothesis for your study.
• Report on the method you will use to sample your participants.
  • What type of sampling strategy would using archival data be considered? To help answer this question, you may want to view the different sampling terminology from Trochim (n.d.).
  • Use your notes from the media piece to guide your sampling method selection.
• Explain the method you will use to collect and analyze your data.
  • What specific, inferential statistic is the appropriate statistic to use for your study based on the scale of measurement of your variables? To help answer that question, consider viewing a statistics textbook such as Privitera's 2018 text, Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences.
  • Use your notes from the media piece to guide your sampling method selection.
• Choose the measurement that matches your study.
  • Review the template for suggested language.
• Discuss how the measurement increases the reliability and validity of the study.
• Explain your procedure based on research design you chose.

References

Privitera, G. J. (2018). Statistics for the behavioral sciences (3rd ed.). Sage.

Trochim, W. M. K. (n.d.).Sampling terminology.Research Methods Knowledge Base. https://conjointly.com/kb/sampling-terminology/