Please follow the instructions for each section and subsection and complete the following research project in detail and with comprehensive input.

Project Topic: "Organizational Program and Policy Development inData Playbook Usage and the Number of Reports Generated"

Organization: California Health and Human Services Agency (CHHS)

Data Source Links:

https://chhsdata.github.io/dataplaybook/

https://chhsdata.github.io/dataplaybook-beta/

In the Hypotheses: we are looking for the correlation between how many people visited the playBook and how many reports were generated in the last 5 years.

Throughout provide in-text citations and it is important that they be done correctly. Each citation must have a corresponding listing in the Reference section.

Abstract:The abstract can be between four hundred to six hundred words. It should present clearly and concisely the main objectives of the study, the results, and their significance.

Chapter I

Introduction:In one thousand words provides an overview of the Project.

Background of the Study: provide a five hundred words history of the ideas and issues related to the research topic. a description of the events leading up to this research.

Problem Statement: In five hundred words provide the reason(s) why this research Project is important. A good way to approach the Problem Statement is to address the following: Because of x and y, there is a problem in society (or the public administration system); if only we knew more about z, things might be better. The Research Project should be designed to answer z, which is the research question.

Purpose and Objectives of the Study: In five hundred words describe the specific elements of the problem being addressed by the research. It should also have at least 4 objectives. This section is written in the form of a discussion rather than just listing the objectives.

The rationale of the Study: In five hundred words describe and develop the reasons for examining the elements described in the purpose and objectives section. Explain why those elements were selected, how they relate to the topic of the research, and how they related to each other.

Definition of Terms: In five hundred words list definitions for only those terms which might be unfamiliar to the reader, especially those which can be considered terms of art and operational definitions. Definitions should have references if they are of a technical nature.

Limitations of the Study: In five hundred words describe self-imposed limits on the research, including those that relate to both the breadth and depth of the inquiry. Also include limitations that exist due to factors beyond your control. Describe the (potential) effects the specific limitations may have on your research.

Theoretical Framework: In five hundred words describe if the research is driven by, or relates to, a particular theoretical orientation, and provide an overview of that orientation and how it relates to the research.

Research Hypotheses: In five hundred words describe based on the purpose and objectives, what are the expected outcomes for the research. Hypotheses are fundamental predictions about the answers to the research question and its component parts. The research hypotheses are a critical element of the research project: they will guide the literature review; heavily influence the research methodology needed to obtain data that will either support or reject the hypotheses; and provide the focus for data analysis, discussion, conclusions, and recommendations.

Summary of Remaining Chapters: In five hundred words describe include a summary of the first chapter and describe the content of the remaining chapters. If a preface is utilized, this subsection is not needed.

Chapter II

Literature Review:The second chapter should not be confused with the Introduction in Chapter I. The introduction provides a review of the topic; the Literature Review in five hundred words summarizes what has been said about the topic. The Literature Review is not a series of book (or journal article) reports. A good literature review tells a story about the topic, using published works to support what is written. The chapter should be organized in such a way as to (a) bring together the most important writings about the research question in general, followed by (b) a closer examination of the writings related to the component parts detailed in the Purpose and Objectives subsection of Chapter I. It is very helpful to the reader if the ideas are presented in the same order throughout the Project.

This chapter will contain the greatest number of citations, so it is important that they be done correctly. Each citation must have a corresponding listing in the Reference section.

The Literature Review should not include data that will be used to answer the research question or test your research hypotheses. If the Project is utilizing an analysis of published research to answer the research question, the Literature Review should provide the background and take the reader up to the point where those studies begin.

Chapter III

Methodology:In five hundred words describe in general, how the data were collected that answers the research question and its component parts. It is important to utilize appropriate methods of data collection in order to be able to hold up or reject the research hypotheses. This chapter should begin with a description of the research methods used in the research, including a description of the dependent and independent variables if any. There will not be any original data collection, as you will all use secondary data.

Chapter IV

Results:In one thousand words describe this chapter including a presentation and analysis of the data, not how the data was collected. The tone of the chapter is purely objective, devoid of assumptions and interpretations.

Chapter V

Discussion, Conclusions, and Recommendations:In one thousand and five hundred words describe this chapter involves (a) a discussion of the research Project, including the findings, interpretation of the results, and problems and/or limitations; (b) a conclusion: what did the author find? What did the author learn? And (c) recommendations for changes in policy or practice, future research, or anything else that will direct solutions to the problem(s) that were the focus of the research.

Endnotes:In five hundred words describe endnotes that supplement or amplify information in the text. They should be used sparingly: if the information is of central importance, it should be included in the text; if the information is irrelevant or nonessential, it should be excluded; however, if the information is tangential, and more fully develops an element of the text, endnotes may be appropriate.

References: List all references used in your research. those works cited in the text appear in the Reference section and, conversely, every work in the Reference section must appear in the text.