Introduction
Talk about the
1- Topic
• Specific problem: Why propose this study?
• Background: What do we know about this area?
2- Research question
• Research strategy: How are you going to answer the research question?
• "Consider the following questions:
• Why is the problem important
• How does the study relate to previous work?...
• ...What are the primary and secondary hypotheses and objectives of the study,and what, if any, are the links to theory?
3- Literature reviews -
4 sources must be (peer reviewed)
• What did they do - example (Age/Measuring)
• How they did it
• You will need to explain each source in a paragraph
4- Purpose in this part, you will need to talk about the variables and hypothesis. I've narrowed down the variables so check the other file.
• How do the hypotheses and research design relate to one another?
• What are the theoretical and practical implications of the study?"
Explore importance
• Describe relevant scholarship
• Leads to a connection to your topic
• Relate this to the concept map
• Purpose for your proposed study
• Describe your variables and operational definitions
• State hypotheses
Minimum of 4 pages
Example of an introduction
Title Is Centered and Bolded on Page Two
The first paragraph will be directly under the bolded, centered title.
This first paragraph should have an "attention-grabber" or a reason for the reader to be interested in your topic.
Usually this is where you can use known stats or percentages about your target population, etc.
Make sure that you use proper citations (Martinez, 2016).
You can put citations at the end of the sentence in parentheses, or Martinez (2016) stated that you can have the citation referred to in the sentence itself.
Check all of your general and APA formatting, such as font, size, double-spacing, 1" margins, and correct citations and references on the ref page.
Attachment:- obesity.rar