'Your research question' diaporamas de présentation

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Introduction: Tamara Harris, M.D., M.S. Chief, Geriatric Epidemiology Section Laboratory of Epidemiology, Demography, an

Introduction: Tamara Harris, M.D., M.S. Chief, Geriatric Epidemiology Section Laboratory of Epidemiology, Demography, and Biometry, IRP, NIA Other introductions. Overview: Your research question: What are the health effects of estrogen therapy for postmenopausal women? Meta-analysis

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Formulating a Research Plan

Formulating a Research Plan. Maureen Cahill and TJ Striepe January 2012. Introduction. Using tools from Legal Research & Writing Issue spotting Formulating issues for research Creating a research plan Identifying and finding resources Tracking results Finalizing research. Introduction.

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Survey Methodology

Survey Methodology. EPID-626 Lecture 1. What is a survey?. A survey is a system for collecting information to describe, compare, or explain knowledge, attitudes, and behavior. (Fink, 1995). Megan O'Brien: Rothman, 1998, p451. What can surveys reasonably assess?.

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Developing Academic Reading Skills

Developing Academic Reading Skills. Planning Research Chapter 2. Why Academic Reading?. Reading is the most critical part of the learning process. Reading often appears to students to be the most boring of all tasks BUT Your ideas about research will come mainly from reading

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Research Paper

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Become a Net Detective

Become a Net Detective. Tammy Bixler-Zalesinsky 10 December 2006. Investigate this site on Velcro and ask yourself these questions: . Why should I believe this information? Can I defend this site as a credible part of my works cited?. Look at the URL!.

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Research Questions & Hypotheses

Research Questions & Hypotheses. The process of introducing a problem. Stimulate reader interest in the problem Demonstrate the importance of the problem Provide current status of the problem Introduce any relevant theory examined in the study Place the study within the context of literature

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Examples for Simple Science Research

Examples for Simple Science Research . What happens to seeds if they are kept at different temperatures before they are planted?. Steps in scientific method. Identify a problem. Study the problem (Literature Search). Formulate a hypothesis. Conduct an experiment. Get Results

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Exploratory Essay

Exploratory Essay. Forming Good Questions. Why Ask Questions?. One of the main points of an exploratory essay is to help you explore a topic. Asking questions makes you seriously consider your research. The Research Question.

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Developing Your Research Question

Developing Your Research Question. Your research question provides a starting point for investigating a conversation. What is a research question and how does it shape my research writing project? What is the difference between a research question and a thesis statement?

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What makes a good Dissertation

What makes a good Dissertation. A Dissertation is as good as the research question it seeks to answer. Your research hinges on a good question . A research project should in some way enlarge our understanding of a subject or problem .

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Research Statement

Research Statement. Motivating Your Research in Five Sentences. General Structure. First sentence: Interesting observation about reality Second sentence: Your research question that follows from this observation Third sentence: Your method and methodology

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