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©BRAINBARTER EXAM SOLUTIONS 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 1 | P a g e HAO 549 Lecture 2 Study Guide. Overview of The Research Process - answer-Identify a specific topic -State the problem (emerges from clinical practice or theoretical basis) -Define the Research question (refine & narrow down) -Thorough literature review -State a testable hypotheses -Identify the variables ( & conceptualize, operationalize) -Construct the design -Specify the plan for data collection and analysis -Data analysis and presentation -Interpretation of findings/discussion/Recommendations/ Conclusions Research Outline - answer-Title: descriptive to indicate variables, population, and might include setting ©BRAINBARTER EXAM SOLUTIONS 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 2 | P a g e -Abstract: typically between 150 - 250 words, includes purpose (problem), methods (participants, ...etc.), main results, and conclusions (if possible implications) -Introduction: addresses why the problem is important (thorough lit. review), objectives, justification, research question & hypothesis. -Methods: provides details of how study was conducted, including, participants, sampling, design, variables, instruments, location, methods of analysis ...etc. -Results: provides the analysis in sufficient detail, such as effect size, even when results do not support hypothesis. -Discussion: interpret and evaluate findings, in relation to hypothesis, implications, limitations, conclusions ...etc. research outline: title - answer-descriptive to indicate variables, population, and might include setting -tells us the topic/main idea of the article; must tell the reader what you are studying research outline: abstract - answer-typically between 150 - 250 words, includes purpose (problem), methods (participants, ...etc.), main results, and conclusions (if possible implications) research outline: introduction - answer-addresses why the problem is important (thorough lit. review), objectives, justification, research question & hypothesis. research outline: methods - answer-provides details of how study was conducted, including, participants, sampling, design, variables, instrum

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©BRAINBARTER EXAM SOLUTIONS 2024/2025

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.




HAO 549 Lecture 2 Study Guide.


Overview of The Research Process - answer✔-Identify a specific topic


-State the problem (emerges from clinical practice or theoretical basis)


-Define the Research question (refine & narrow down)


-Thorough literature review


-State a testable hypotheses


-Identify the variables ( & conceptualize, operationalize)


-Construct the design


-Specify the plan for data collection and analysis


-Data analysis and presentation


-Interpretation of findings/discussion/Recommendations/ Conclusions


Research Outline - answer✔-Title: descriptive to indicate variables, population, and might

include setting




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, ©BRAINBARTER EXAM SOLUTIONS 2024/2025

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
-Abstract: typically between 150 - 250 words, includes purpose (problem), methods

(participants, ...etc.), main results, and conclusions (if possible implications)


-Introduction: addresses why the problem is important (thorough lit. review), objectives,

justification, research question & hypothesis.


-Methods: provides details of how study was conducted, including, participants, sampling,

design, variables, instruments, location, methods of analysis ...etc.


-Results: provides the analysis in sufficient detail, such as effect size, even when results do not

support hypothesis.


-Discussion: interpret and evaluate findings, in relation to hypothesis, implications, limitations,

conclusions ...etc.


research outline: title - answer✔-descriptive to indicate variables, population, and might

include setting


-tells us the topic/main idea of the article; must tell the reader what you are studying


research outline: abstract - answer✔-typically between 150 - 250 words, includes purpose

(problem), methods (participants, ...etc.), main results, and conclusions (if possible implications)


research outline: introduction - answer✔-addresses why the problem is important (thorough lit.

review), objectives, justification, research question & hypothesis.


research outline: methods - answer✔-provides details of how study was conducted, including,

participants, sampling, design, variables, instruments, location, methods of analysis ...etc.

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