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Research Methodology

This research explores whether shoe companies should be allowed to give away free shoes and equipment to high school athletes. By analyzing the implications of such practices on athletes' performance, integrity in sports, and ethics in marketing, we will gather data through surveys, interviews, and observations. The study aims to evaluate the potential impacts on the athletes' well-being and competition standards, contributing valuable insights into the intersection of sports sponsorship and youth athletics.

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Research Methodology

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  1. Research Methodology Problems & Solutions Mr. Alexander

  2. Choose a topic • Athletes in high schools Should shoe companies be able to give away free shoes and equipment to high school athletes? • Bridges, roads, waterways Why the government gets a bad report card on America’s infrastructure. • Internet and children Are children smarter (or more socialized) because of the Internet? • Question

  3. Collect Data • Observations • Surveys • Interviews • Records • Documents • Archives

  4. Research Process • Population • Research question • Formulate hypothesis • Collect data • Analyze data • Evaluate hypothesis

  5. Define population • Entity that is to be studied • Person • Plant • Thing • Soil sample • Postal code area • Sample • Representation of general population

  6. Formulate Hypothesis • Explanatory and testable statement to a particular phenomenon or event • Most people refer to it as an educated guess • Chocolate may cause pimples. • Salt in soil may affect plant growth. • Plant growth may be affected by the color of the light. • Bacterial growth may be affected by temperature. • Ultra violet light may cause skin cancer. • Temperature may cause leaves to change color.

  7. Analyze Data • Evaluation of the information collected from multiple sources.

  8. Evaluate Hypothesis • Determine validity of your hypothesis • Draw a conclusion • Provide possible future research http://www.eric.ed.gov/

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