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Introduction : Clearly articulate the research problem or question and justify the significance of the research questions within the context of human services. 2. Research Questions and Hypotheses Develop clear and focused research questions or hypotheses that address the identified problem. Make sure the research question is appropriately narrowed and focused (i.e., it should present a specific bivariate relationship) 3. Literature Review : Conduct a comprehensive literature review related to the research problem. You should include a minimum of 5 peer-reviewed resources in the literature review. Synthesize key findings from existing research to inform the proposed study. 4. Research Design and Methodology : Choose and justify the appropriate research design (e.g., qualitative, quantitative, mixed-methods). Explain how you will ensure reliability and validity in your design. Discuss the sampling strategy and provide a rationale for selecting the target population. 5. Variable definition(s) and operationalization Identify your independent and dependent variables Identify the level of measurement for each variable Explain how you will operationalize or measure each variable 6. Data Collection Methods : Describe the methods for data collection (e.g., surveys, interviews, observations). Discuss the instruments or tools that will be used and explain their appropriateness. 7. Data Analysis Plan Outline the plan for data analysis, including specific statistical tests or qualitative analysis methods. 8. Ethical Considerations : Address potential ethical issues associated with the proposed research. Discuss steps to ensure participant confidentiality, informed consent, and other ethical standards.