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Capella University Unit 7 Research Design Paper

Capella University Unit 7 Research Design Paper

Capella University Unit 7 Research Design Paper

Research Design

Beyond the broad approaches of quantitative and qualitative research methodologies, there are many research designs. While the broader research approach decision is often based on what you want to know, the research design informs how you will get it. In this unit, you will choose a research design for your topic.

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In your 3–4 page write up, make sure to include the following:

  • Describe the research design chosen and include the variables and concepts (for example, phenomenology, ethnography, case study, correlational, experimental, or survey research).
  • Describe why you chose the proposed design over the other options, including the advantages that this type of study has over the other options.
  • Propose a data collection strategy.
  • Consider the ethical and legal considerations in the proposed data collection.

Be sure to support your decisions with academic and scholarly literature. You may use the textbook to help you support your design decisions.

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

  • Written communication: Written communication is free of errors that detract from the overall message.
  • APA formatting: Resources and citations are formatted according to APA current edition style and formatting.
  • Length of paper: 3–4 typed double-spaced pages.
  • Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12 point.

 

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Rondo Avenue Baptist Church : Basement Maya is looking for feedback to help her choose a research design. She invites several community members to offer her feedback. White Board Problem Statement: The purpose of this study is to determine ways that the Riverbend City Police Department can improve relationships with young racial minorities by assessing the needs of youth in the community and identifying areas where the police can help address these needs. Emily Gardner-Bray, Doctoral Student If I were you, I’d consider doing an ethnographic study. Ethnography is a way of studying group practices as a cultural phenomenon. You “live among the natives,” so to speak, as a way of learning about them. In this case, you’d want to find some way to interact with young people in a space like a youth center or park. This can be kind of hard to