First step?
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PICO/T questioning guides the process
What is a hypothesis?
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, Prediction about the relationship between two variables (the expected
result/outcome of the study)
For example:
-For adult men with atrial fibrillation, stair climbing exercise will result in
increased abnormal heart rhythm
What are the 6 parts of a research report?
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These are consistent journal to journal:
-Abstract: summary (concise, usually less than 300 words)
-Introduction: problem, significance, purpose, lit review, framework,
research questions/hypothesis
-Method: procedure followed/how study was collected
-Results: in words and numbers; may have stats/tables
-Discussion: how findings fit into current body of knowledge, implications,
recommendations for future research, limitations, conclusion
-References: list of all sources cited; may be APA or other style
What is a sample?
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PICO/T questioning guides the process
What is a hypothesis?
Give this one a try later!
, Prediction about the relationship between two variables (the expected
result/outcome of the study)
For example:
-For adult men with atrial fibrillation, stair climbing exercise will result in
increased abnormal heart rhythm
What are the 6 parts of a research report?
Give this one a try later!
These are consistent journal to journal:
-Abstract: summary (concise, usually less than 300 words)
-Introduction: problem, significance, purpose, lit review, framework,
research questions/hypothesis
-Method: procedure followed/how study was collected
-Results: in words and numbers; may have stats/tables
-Discussion: how findings fit into current body of knowledge, implications,
recommendations for future research, limitations, conclusion
-References: list of all sources cited; may be APA or other style
What is a sample?
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