Assignment:
-10 page (cover page and works cited not included)
-APA Format with 7-10 scholarly references
-Original work only, no plagiarism
Sections to be covered:
1. Background: Scope and context for the study
2. Problem Statement: This section will include the objectives of the study and state the hypotheses tested.
3. Literature Review: Describe what the research literature supports.
4. Methodology: Details about the population and sample, and methods of data collections. Describe how you survey instrument was constructed and utilized in your study.
5. Analysis: Post factual descriptive and statistical analyses.
6. Conclusion: what the data indicates and how the study could be improved or furthered.
7. References: What sources did you use and list accordingly (using APA format).
• Appendices: Include copies of survey instrument and raw data
Importance of Attending Parties in High School
Table When You Were In High School, How Important Among Your Close Friends, Was It To Go To Parties?
All 1997 Grad Full-time College Students
To Go to Parties? Frequency % Frequency %
Very 121 31.0 67 28.3
Somewhat 163 41.8 108 45.5
Not Important 106 27.2 62 26.2
Totals 390 100.0 237 100.0
Although it was very important to get together with friends, it was "not important" to do it by attending parties. It was "more important" to gather informally with friends than it was to attend parties with their peer group. The overall FNSB class (31%) felt it was "very important" to attend parties, and slightly less (28%) of the full-time student placed value on this variable (Table). The majority of graduates indicated it was "somewhat important:" 41.8% for the entire group, compared to 45.5% for full-time students. A little over a quarter of students in each category felt it was "not important."
Attachment:- Research Design.rar