Research Design Table (2 pts each = 36 pts content + 1 pt format for not changing this table and inserting answers only where indicated)

Demographic Variable

1. Name of variable:

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2. Levels of variable you will use:

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3. Scale of Measurement (nominal, ordinal, or scale):

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4. Appropriate measure of central tendency:

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5. Appropriate measure of variability (if not appropriate, write “N/A”):

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Variable of Interest #1

6. Name of variable and/or scale selected (including citation):

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7. How many questions? What are the answer options – e.g., Likert 1 – 5?):

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8. How is this variable quantified? What is the potential numerical range and how is it interpreted? (i.e. how do you calculate a single numerical value from the multiple questions in the scale)

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9. What is its scale of measurement? (nominal, ordinal, or scale)

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Variable of Interest #2

10. Name of variable and/or scale selected (including citation if appropriate):

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11. How many questions? What are the answer options – e.g., Likert 1 – 5?:

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12. How is this variable quantified? What is the potential numerical range and how is it interpreted? (i.e. how do you calculate a single numerical value from the multiple questions in the scale) Notes: if it is only one question, the answer will be similar to what you have as the previous answer but you should also state it here; if your variable is nominal, numbers are meaningless but necessary for SPSS so you won’t discuss the numbers in your paper but will state them here.

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13. What is its scale of measurement? (nominal, ordinal, or scale)

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Research Design

14. Correlational, quasi-experimental, or experimental (since you have 2 variables it will NOT be descriptive):

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15. Justification:

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16. Research / Alternate Hypothesis (note this is NOT the null hypothesis). **It is common practice in the field to explicitly state the research hypothesis in the paper but statistically test the null hypothesis.

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17. Proposed Target Population (e.g., “friends” on facebook; link posted on Instagram, email to friends, church or other group to which you belong, only women – note you will need 20 participants from this target population, and you cannot use people you do not know due to the educational nature of this study and our IRB exempt status constraints – read the M2 Research Data Collection Instructions for further clarification):

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18. Proposed survey distribution method (e.g., email, facebook, hand out paper surveys at your church, et cet – note you cannot distribute these in public places due to the exempt status of this educational assignment – read the M2 Research Data Collection Instructions for further clarification):

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Survey (9 pts content / 4 pts format)

At the end of this document (starting on the next page), create a proposed survey that is professionally formatted (9 content points / 4 format points). It should be formatted to be easy for a person to read and complete. You must create the survey in its entirety within this document – you cannot copy / paste question(s) as an image as distortion may occur (you must retype them). All questions should be the same font and font size. Make sure there is uniformity in appearance and there are no typos. Make sure to include the following components:

· Disclaimer (1 pt)

· Directions to the participant on how to answer the questions (may need directions for each subsection) (2 pts)

· Question(s) related to the Demographic Variable (2 pts)

· Question(s) related to Variable 1 (2 pts)

· Question(s) related to Variable 2 (2 pts)