solved FormatDouble-spaced4-5 pagesInclude 1 to 3 referencesCreate a title (if you

FormatDouble-spaced4-5 pagesInclude 1 to 3 referencesCreate a title (if you haven’t already)1) Research question and/or hypothesis (2 point)State your research question and/or your hypothesis for your proposed study. If you are proposing a qualitative project, then use a research question, if you are proposing a quantitative project, then use a hypothesis. Mixed methods ok.2) Research design (8 points)Choose a research design and explain how you will use that design to test your hypothesis and/or explore your research question.You may combine research designs.Describe why you chose that design(s) instead of a different design(s). Quantitative research designs:Cross-sectionalCase controlLongitudinalGroup research designsExperimentalQuasi-experimentalExperimentalQualitative research designs:BiographyPhenomenologyGrounded theoryCase studyAction Oriented3) Sample (5 points):Pick a sampling procedure and describe how you will use that procedure to obtain your sample.You may combine different types of sampling procedures.How many people do you anticipate having in your sample?How will they be invited to participate?If you are using administrative/secondary data, what are the sample parameters, meaning the date range for the data you are using, and what is the data used for in the organization?Sampling procedures:Random samplingConvenience samplingPurposiveSnowballData collection and ethical considerations (10 points): Describe the following:Name the type of data you will use:Quantitative: SurveysAdministrative/secondary dataQualitativeInterviewsFocus groupsObservationIf you are proposing data collection with people, explain what participants will be asked to do, including specific details such as:The content areas that they will be asked about either through qualitative data collection or survey. The specific questions are not needed, rather a description of the areas that will be asked aboutWhere the data collection will take placeHow long the data collection will takeDescribe how the data will be recorded and stored to maintain confidentialityIf you are proposing data collection with people:Describe how informed consent will be obtained, including these key details:Consent is voluntaryNo negative consequences for withdrawal from the study or declining to answer specific questionsDescribe potential benefits and risksWill compensation be provided?Describe how confidentiality will be maintained including (as applicable):Removing names or other identifying information from sample lists or transcripts (if applicable)Not including names or other identifying information in any written documentIf you are proposing data collection from administrative or secondary data sources:Describe where the data will come from and how you would go about obtaining it.Describe how the data will be de-identified so that no names or other identifying information appear in the dataset.Describe how the data will be stored to maintain confidentialityAll papers should describe how the proposed project addresses the following three key domains of ethical research:Respect for persons: all participants treated with respect and their autonomy is protected. Researchers are truthful.Beneficence: The research study needs to have a purpose that leads to a benefit for society (with doing no harm)Justice: The fair distribution of procedures to participants (or potential participant) Your writing, citation & references will be also considered in grading (5 points):- Language UseClear, direct style, precision and clarityVariety of sentence patterns used correctlyWords appropriate to tone and meaning/ avoidance of slang, trite, informal languageAvoid excessive direct quotation/ avoid “dropped-in” quotes- Paragraph IntegrityIntroduction functions appropriatelyEach paragraph has a focused topic sentence and clear purpose (refer to content)Paragraphs are organized, unified and adequately developedTransitions used to establish coherent flow of ideasLogical, coherent structure is evident- Mechanical AccuracyPunctuation generally correct/capitalization correctGrammatical accuracy/spelling conventions observedCareful editing (minimal typographical errors)/ manuscript rules observed(i.e., font, font size, margins)- Citation & ReferencesCite appropriate sourcesCitation format observed/ reference format observed