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F‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍ocus Your Research Proposal Outline will include the following elements (with these section headings): I. Research Project title: At this stage, you need only give some thought to a brief title that communicates an overview of the project you have in mind. . II. A concise description of the project What is the project about? The problem should be focused enough that it can be researched in a single study. It should not be over-ambitious. Consider that you may be working on this research study primarily on your own with limited financial resources. Where will it be located? Who or what will you be investigating? Where possible, try and identify a specific research question. Start this section by stating your research question and then presenting your research proposal. , at are the implications? It would be helpful if this section can mention one or two trends from previous research and other academic literature related to your research topic/question. III. Background and rationale for the project. Why do you think this issue needs to be investigated? Why is it important? What will people learn or gain? . IV. The suggested methodology for your research Describe how you think you could investigate your topic. How can you answer the research question? Be sure that your planned research is feasible. Think about how you will collect data to answer your research question? Will your approach be qualitative, quantitative, or mixed? What kind of sample would you need? You should identify a relevant sample and consider any problems of sample size or accessibility your research might generate. Where possible, think about how you would analyze the data that you produce. Refer to the research methods listed below and in your textbook for guidance. . V. Bibliography Use the online search feature of the KSU library (or any library of your choice) to identify peer-reviewed research articles from within the past seven years to inform and support your planned research. Cite at least five of these articles as your source material in APA 7 format. . Please review the detailed information for the Final Exam (a Research Proposal Outline) in Module 15 Please use one of the proposals you created for the What Makes a Good Research Proposal milestone assignment as a basis for this final project. This work product will be a multi-page MS Word document. Points to think about when writing a research outline: ? What is your research question? ? Why does it matter? ? How will you address this question? (ie. what will be your methodology?) ? How important is this propos‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍ed research to a specific discipline such as nursing, science, medicine, psychology, criminal justice, etc.? ? How many subjects do you need? How will you choose them? (ie. discuss issues of access and sampling) ? How will you analyze your data? The core information to be presented includes: ? research topic (., the subject area) ? the rationale for this topic (., why is it important?) ? the approach/methodology that you think you might take (., qualitative or quantitative?) Your Research Proposal Outline will include the following elements (with these section headings): I. Research Project title At this stage, you need only give some thought to a brief title that communicates an overview of the project you have in mind. II. A concise description of the project What is the project about? The problem should be focused enough that it can be researched in a single study. It should not be over-ambitious. Consider that you may be working on this research study primarily on your own with limited financial resources. Where will it be located? Who or what will you be investigating? Where possible, try and identify a specific research question. Start this section by stating your research question and then presenting your research proposal. III. Background and rationale for the project Why do you think this issue needs to be investigated? Why is it important? What will people learn or gain? What are the implications? It would be helpful if this section can mention one or two trends from previous research and other academic literature related to your research topic/question. IV. The suggested methodology for your research Describe how you think you could investigate your topic. How can you answer the research question? Be sure that your planned research is feasible. Think about how you will collect data to answer your research question? Will your approach be qualitative, quantitative, or mixed? What kind of sample would you need? You should identify a relevant sample and consider any problems of sample size or accessibility your research might generate. Where possible, think about how you would analyze the data that you produce. Refer to the research methods listed below and in your textbook for guidance. V. Bibliography Use the online search feature of the KSU library (or any library of your choice) to identify peer-reviewed research articles from within the past seven years to inform and support your planned research. Cite at least five of these articles as your source material in APA 7 forma‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍t