Essays on Scientific Method

Analysis of Research Findings: A Qualitative and Quantitative Studies of Diabetes

Diabetes Qualitative Research Quantitative Research

A Qualitative study by Forte et al, (2015) on opportunity to involve men and families in chronic disease management in Chiapas, Mexico and a quantitative study by Goncalves et al, (2017) on knowledge of individuals with DM in the family health strategy in Brazil were...

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The Quantitative Approach in Research: Analytical Essay

Quantitative Research Research

In this exploration the researcher will utilize quantitative information examined in the research to gather numerous data from sources to find the general solution for the exploration. The Quantitative Approach as the name suggests, is concerned with quantitative data where data is collected from different...

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Procrastination: Ways To Avoid Negative Effects

Experiment Procrastination

Abstract Procrastination is a universal issue among scholars that hinders their academic performance. Many have wondered if it is possible to completely avoid procrastination. It is virtually not possible because everyone procrastinates at some point in time. However, you can reduce how much of it...

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Dissociative Identity Disorder: Application Of Memory Malingering Test

Dissociative Identity Disorder Experiment

This research investigates whether the Memory Malingering Test (TOMM) could identify individuals with psychiatric dissociative identity disorder (DID) from students who are coached with DID malingering. Amnesia is a distinctive symptom of DID. Analyzes showed that TOMM ratings correctly classified medical and malingering DID subjects...

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Operant Conditioning: Experiment Of Drinking More Water Keeping The Operant Conditioning Behavioral Focused

Experiment Operant Conditioning

When I was younger, I was very active and loved to play sports and with that the most important thing was to drink water. As I grew older, I had to stop playing volleyball due to a hand injury and my healthy lifestyle fell into...

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Research Methods: Application And Evaluation

Research Methods

Introduction This research paper examines the usability and demand of the thread mill bicycle in the UK market. The concept of the thread mill bicycle is a new concept and it’s quite useful for the users. This process combines different mechanical parts and improves its...

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Digital Detox Experiment

Experiment

At the beginning of the school year when it was mentioned that we would be doing the “Digital Detox” I was excited. The idea of putting a number to my phone usage really intrigued me, was I spending an unhealthy amount of time staring at...

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The Stress Buffering Hypothesis And Its Essence

Hypothesis

Physician and epidemiologist John Cassel and psychiatrist Sidney Cobb formally proposed the stress buffering hypothesis in 1976.Both the researchers argued upon the idea that individuals with strong social bonds were protected from the potential pathogenic effects of stress generating events.Cassel thought that the when an...

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Fundamentals Of Research Methods And Importance Of Scientific Basis For Research

Research Methods

Fundamentals of Research Methods There are several steps that when combined and compressed in a proper manner, enable the work of ‘research’ to take place. In other words, systematically collecting data, the evaluation and interpreting of it in a planned manner, for the purpose of...

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The Noticing Hypothesis In Language Theories

Hypothesis

1.1 Introduction The Noticing Hypothesis is a language learning theory, proposed by Richard Schmidt in 1990. According to hypothesis, concious learning is necessary for second language improvement and competence. In more simple words, people learn about the things that they pay attention to and do...

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