Category: Psychology homework help

  • Title: Research Proposal Worksheet: Exploring a Topic for Evidence-Based Practice

    PREPARE A RESEARCH PROPOSAL WORKSHEET
    is intended to help you brainstorm different aspects of any research topic. Feel free to be as informal as you want. You may refer to Ch. 2 on Evidence-Based Practice to support your response.
    Write a Brief Description of Research Topic. Don’t go into too much detail but try to write a description that’s more than three words long.
    Write a Possible argument or Research Question. Even though you probably don’t have a stance on your topic now, play around with what argument you think you are likely to construct about it or with identifying what your primary research question is for this topic.
    Write about What you already know on the topic – Your level of expertise. Spend a moment here jotting down what knowledge you have at this point, even if some of it is anecdotal.
    Write about What you need to find out on your topic. Start listing what information you need to fill out your understanding of your topic.
    Possible sources and research strategies. These may range from names of databases and search terms that you might use to identifying whether or not you intend to do more primary research and fieldwork for this project.
    should be double-spaced, using a minimum of four well-organized paragraph

  • Title: Outcome Evaluation Plan for a New Program Implementation Brief Outline of the Program: The proposed program is a community-based after-school program aimed at providing academic support and enrichment activities for at-risk youth in a low-income neighborhood. The program will run

     
    3- to 4-P… plan for an outcome evaluation based on the new program that you proposed earlier in the course. Be specific and elaborate. Include the following information:
    A brief outline of the program 
    The purpose of the evaluation
    The outcomes to be evaluated
    The group research design that you will use and why 
    The key stakeholders and their potential concerns
    The indicators or instruments to be used to measure the outcomes
    The methods for collecting, organizing, and analyzing the data—who, how, etc.