Need Assistance with Step 3 at the bottom of the assignment.
Client: Dr. Alice Goode Request Dr. Goode would like a recommendation from RM Consulting about whether she should develop a caregiver program for her patients' caregiving children as a method of improving the health (preventing illness) of these caregivers. However, first, she wants to know if this is something she should be concerned about. Step 1: Dr. Goode specializes in gerontology. She noticed that many of the adult children who bring their parents in for office visits seem to have more colds than the average adult. Although these adult children are not her patients, she is concerned about their health and wonders if the frequency of symptoms is due to the responsibilities associated with caring for their parents. Dr. Goode would like to know if her suspicions are correct and if some kind of support program might help these caregivers. 1) What are the variables in this request? 2) Using the information above, come up with a headline you might see for a frequency claim, an association daim, and a causal claim for these variables. Step 2: Dr. Goode would like a comprehensive program of research before she makes any decisions 3) With the headlines you wrote for each daim above, fill out the table below to indicate the variables for each daim and at least one question you would need to answer for the four validities for each type of claim. Frequency level claim Association claim Causal claim Example headline Variables) in the claim Construct validity question Statistical validity question Internal validity question External validity question Step 3: Dr. Goode is having trouble visualizing what the potential results could look like if the association and causal daims are supported. 4) Sketch the results you would expect to find with the association claim above. You can create a graph in Word or Excel or literally sketch it out and attach a photo of your graph. 5) Sketch the results you would expect to find with the causal daim above. You can Create a graph in Word or Excel or literally sketch it out and attach a photo of your graph Client: Dr. Alice Goode Request Dr. Goode would like a recommendation from RM Consulting about whether she should develop a caregiver program for her patients' caregiving children as a method of improving the health (preventing illness) of these caregivers. However, first, she wants to know if this is something she should be concerned about. Step 1: Dr. Goode specializes in gerontology. She noticed that many of the adult children who bring their parents in for office visits seem to have more colds than the average adult. Although these adult children are not her patients, she is concerned about their health and wonders if the frequency of symptoms is due to the responsibilities associated with caring for their parents. Dr. Goode would like to know if her suspicions are correct and if some kind of support program might help these caregivers. 1) What are the variables in this request? 2) Using the information above, come up with a headline you might see for a frequency claim, an association daim, and a causal claim for these variables. Step 2: Dr. Goode would like a comprehensive program of research before she makes any decisions 3) With the headlines you wrote for each daim above, fill out the table below to indicate the variables for each daim and at least one question you would need to answer for the four validities for each type of claim. Frequency level claim Association claim Causal claim Example headline Variables) in the claim Construct validity question Statistical validity question Internal validity question External validity question Step 3: Dr. Goode is having trouble visualizing what the potential results could look like if the association and causal daims are supported. 4) Sketch the results you would expect to find with the association claim above. You can create a graph in Word or Excel or literally sketch it out and attach a photo of your graph. 5) Sketch the results you would expect to find with the causal daim above. You can Create a graph in Word or Excel or literally sketch it out and attach a photo of your graph
