Category: Research & Summaries

Essay as Word document i have example i will send it
Write a 1250-1500 words es

Essay as Word document i have example i will send it
Write a 1250-1500 words essay to summarize the outputs of your presentation with reference to the following points:-
Refer to one theory of communication to explain and justify the campaign strategy.
– Discuss the cultural, technological, and economic aspects considered in the campaign.
– Identify ethical issues relevant to the campaign.
Guidelines- Synthesize and properly integrate all sections (All sections must be connected. Quotes must be wellintegrated according to the rules discussed in class)- Use the Harvard citation method-
Use 6-9 recent sources and never use the same source twice- Comment on each quoted orparaphrased segment and make sure that your comment is longer than the quoted or paraphrased segmen.

I need you to follow the comments that are given by my instructor for two parts

I need you to follow the comments that are given by my instructor for two parts of my research paper; there arent much things to fix. and i need you to work on my discussion and make it much better because i lost points on it a lot. the comments are included in 2 documents that i will provide. for draft number i lost points on no rational given for using drug. for 2nd draft, i need you to follow the comments provided by my instructor and i need you to provide the following 1. symbols in figuers. 2, symbol desctiption in legand, 3. discussion needs a lot of work so i need you to fix it and make it super nice for me and make sure to support it with studies from the introduction.
i will attach the results of the study and a powerpoint to guide you into writing a better discussion.
thankyou so much and do your magic

checking and proofreading the essay i will attach the assignment (change the bac

checking and proofreading the essay i will attach the assignment (change the background section make it without resources ) and check it if there is use of AI , and the citation that matches what have been written.
text length ~2000 words of student written content, 4-6 sides of A4 paper)
RESEARCH QUESTION/TITLE: Define a clear and succinct question that your research seeks to answer. It should contain the keywords to reflect the intellectual focus of your proposal.
PROBLEM DEFINITION: Outline the research area of interest, with a brief, selective and critical review (assessing strengths and weakness) of some of the relevant literature: to show your understanding of the main debates and issues in your research area. Include a very brief statement on why your research is useful.
Importance and Value of your Research: Highlight its originality and/or significance as to why you think the research is worth doing and who might benefit from it.
Describe how you would persuade potential supervisors of the importance of the work, and why you are the right person to undertake it. Describe your expertise and give evidence of your own competence in the field.
RESEARCH DESIGN: Explain how you will do the research – the analytical framework and methodology you propose to use, and it’s appropriateness for answering your research question(s). This section will vary significantly for empirical/experimental and theoretical/philosophical research approaches, as well as for qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods of analysis. Say whether you intend to use existing data/sources or collect your own, and outline the tools you will use, e.g. experimentation, modelling, surveys, interviews, observations, case studies. Highlight any special equipment or software that might be required. Be realistic about what can be accomplished as well as explicit about any assumptions or hypotheses the research method rests upon.
Identify timelines to the research activities (i.e. list them in a Gantt chart).
ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS: This para is mandatory even if you do not expect to encounter ethical issues.
LIMITATIONS: Highlight any potential constraints that you envisage that you may encounter.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT: Include a timeline which shows you will be able to complete your research within the allotted time (Submission date is 30 January 2020 ). Key stages (which may overlap) are likely to include: refining the research proposal: literature review; developing research methods; data collection/fieldwork; analysis and evaluation of data; writing the draft; final submission.
RESOURCES: Identify any resource (i.e. equipment, IT or training) that you may require in order to undertake this research. Make clear any complex involvement of outside departments, organisations or people.
LIST OF REFERENCES: Provide a bibliography or list of references consulted in constructing this proposal.
SUPERVISION: Please note the name if you have either had contact with a potential supervisor or have identified a potential supervisor but not yet made contact.

Structure
● Make your thesis/research question clear
● Incorporate your research

Structure
● Make your thesis/research question clear
● Incorporate your research in a way that supports your
point in a coherent way
40 points
Format
● Times New Roman
● 12 pt font
● Double spaced
● Outline is correctly organized with indentations,
Roman numerals, numbers, etc. (See sample outline
in Google Classroom if you are not sure about this!)
● Proper heading includes:
○ Your name
○ Instructor name ○ Class (EN 152) ○ Due date
10 points
Paper Length
● 5-6 pages
20 points
Main Points
● Discuss what stands out to you about the essay you chose: what is the main point, do you agree with it, what thoughts do you have about it, etc.
● Incorporate your sources into the discussion about the essay. (If the authors of the pieces were to have a conversation about the topic, what might they say? What agreements and disagreements would arise?)
● Come to a logical conclusion about the topic based on the information you have found. This is not just a report or list of facts! You will have to put some thought into what your overall point is based on what you have read in the essay and the outside sources.
45 points
Context
● Explain how your research relates to your points; quotes and references should not be randomly placed, but should fit neatly into your paragraphs
● Relate the topic to larger ideas; this could be things like your own experience, your major, etc., but give some idea of why this particular essay and topic stood out to you!
45 points
Citation
● All information is correctly cited (must have a Work Cited page that cites the essay from the textbook and
40 points
all sources from books or databases in proper MLA format)

Writea 5 page research paper about Steve jobs. Keep the wording simple. For the

Writea 5 page research paper about Steve jobs. Keep the wording simple. For the introduction include reasoning about why you think he is interesting and include an opinion. For this assignment include foot notes with any unusual facts and conclude by summarizing why you found him interesting and your overall thoughts on him.

ALl directions, topics to choose from and more will be attached
TOPIC Ideas:
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ALl directions, topics to choose from and more will be attached
TOPIC Ideas:
https://www.insiderintelligence.com/topics/
https://www.journals.elsevier.com/international-journal-of-research-in-marketing/recent-articleshttp://www.journalofadvertisingresearch.com/articles/most-readLinks to an external site.

I have a research and i need a conclusion chapter for it.
these are the subtit

I have a research and i need a conclusion chapter for it.
these are the subtitles which should be talked about in this chapter:
1. Introduction
2. Summary of the present study
3. Summary of the results
4. Pedagogical implications
5. Conclusion
So, please read the attached chapters carefully and according to it, write the conclusion chapter.
Finally, try not to repeat the information to fill the chapter in order to reach the same number of pages that i need.

Read: Chapter 10 Pgs. 319 – 321 Conceptual Movement: Induction and Deduction
Aft

Read: Chapter 10 Pgs. 319 – 321 Conceptual Movement: Induction and Deduction
After reading Chapter 10: Conceptual Movement: Induction and Deduction, next view the video: Inductive vs. deductive teaching approach.
Lastly, in your own words define induction and deduction. Give an example of each, using content from a subject you will be teaching or teacher you have observed. Be sure to discuss the advantages and advantages you observed throughout the lesson.Video:

Here are the instructions: The Research Proposal is a critical component of your

Here are the instructions: The Research Proposal is a critical component of your research project, providing a clear roadmap for your study. Follow these detailed instructions for each section to create a comprehensive and well-structured research proposal:
1. The Introduction Section:
– In this section, introduce the research problem or question that your study addresses.
– Provide a brief overview of the context and significance of the research problem.
– Clearly state the objectives and goals of your study, outlining what you aim to achieve.
2. The Literature Review:
– Conduct a thorough review of existing literature related to your research topic.
– Identify major themes, debates, and gaps in the literature that your study will address.
– Critically analyze and synthesize key findings from previous research to establish the foundation for your study.
3. The Proposed Methodology Section:
– Detail the methods and procedures you intend to use for data collection and analysis.
– Explain why you have selected these specific research methodologies and provide a rationale for their appropriateness.
– Discuss the sampling technique, data collection instruments, and data analysis methods you plan to employ.
4. Expected Results:
– Anticipate and outline the expected outcomes of your study based on your research methods and hypothesis.
– Provide a clear and concise overview of the data analysis process and the potential findings you hope to uncover.
5. Potential Significance of the Findings:
– Describe the potential implications and significance of your research findings.
– Explain how your study may contribute to the existing body of knowledge or address practical issues.
6. Ethical Considerations:
– Discuss any ethical considerations associated with your research, such as informed consent, confidentiality, or potential risks to participants.
– Explain how you plan to address these ethical concerns to ensure the well-being of participants.
7. Potential Limitations to Study:
– Identify and acknowledge potential limitations or challenges that may arise during your research.
– Discuss how you plan to mitigate or address these limitations to maintain the validity of your study.
8. Closing Summary:
– Summarize the key points of your research proposal, highlighting the research problem, objectives, methodology, and expected significance.
– Conclude by emphasizing the importance and relevance of your proposed research.
By following these detailed instructions and referring to the provided guide sheet, you will be able to construct a well-organized and comprehensive research proposal that effectively communicates your research plan and its significance.
I have completed the Introduction and Literature Review. I have attached this below.
I will also provide guidelines for writing the proposal and methodology section.
I have a rough proposal that was written, but it needs heavy revision. There needs to be more detail and clear explanations.
The selected topic is The Effects of Gendered Dating Rhetoric on Dating Culture in Undergraduate College Students.

Health science researchers have long believed the randomized controlled trial (R

Health science researchers have long believed the randomized controlled trial (RCT) to be the “gold standard” of study designs. There are many reasons for their contention that an RCT should be preferred to any of the observational study designs. However, there are also instances in which employment of this design would be inappropriate.
In a 4-page paper, discuss the merits and shortcomings of the RCT as a study design with regard to:
Internal validity
Confounding
Feasibility/appropriateness
External validity
Length: 4 pages typed (not including title and reference page), double-spaced, APA format
References – (PLEASE USE A MINIMUM TWO OF THE REFERENCES BELOW – TOTAL OF 5 REFERENCES ARE NEEDED)***
Aarons, G. A., Fettes, D. L., Sommerfeld, D. H., & Palinkas, L. (2012). Mixed Methods for Implementation Research: Application to Evidence-Based Practice Implementation and Staff Turnover in Community Based Organizations Providing Child Welfare Services. Child Maltreatment, 17(1), 10.1177/1077559511426908. http://doi.org/10.1177/1077559511426908. Available at: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC38411…
Belotto, M. J. (2018). Data analysis methods for qualitative research: Managing the challenges of coding, interrater reliability, and thematic analysis. The Qualitative Report, 23(11), 2622-2633. Available via Trident Online Library.
Farewell, V. T., & Farewell, D. M. (2016). Study design. Diagnostic Histopathology, 22(7), 246-252. doi:10.1016/j.mpdhp.2016.06.003
Films Media Group. (2013). Randomized Control segment in Epidemiology: Linking smoking and lung cancer. Retrieved September 13, 2023. Retrieved from Trident University Library, Films on Demand library database.
Hammarberg, K., Kirkman, M., & de Lacey, S. (2016). Qualitative research methods: When to use them and how to judge them. Human Reproductive, 31(3), 498-501. https://academic.oup.com/humrep/article/31/3/498/2…
Jason, L. A., & Reed, J. (2015). The use of mixed methods in studying a chronic illness. Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine, 3(1), 40–51. http://doi.org/10.1080/21642850.2014.1000908
Martin, G. (2013, October 28). Research Methods – Introduction. Retrieved from
Martin, G. (2013, November 3). Cohort and Case Control Studies. Retrieved from
Melamed, A., & Robinson, J. N. (2019). Case-control studies can be useful but have many limitations: Study design: Case-control studies. An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 126(1), 23-23. doi:10.1111/1471-0528.15200
Melamed, A., & Robinson, J. N. (2018). A study design to identify associations: Study design: Observational cohort studies. An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 125(13), 1776-1776. doi:10.1111/1471-0528.15203
Sedgwick, P. (2015). Bias in observational study designs: Case-control studies. British Medical Journal, 350(jan30 4), h560-h560. doi:10.1136/bmj.h560
Thiese, M. S. (2014). Observational and interventional study design types; an overview. Biochemia Medica, 24(2), 199–210. http://doi.org/10.11613/BM.2014.022