To assess

feasibility for researchers?

To identify and

mitigate potential methodological flaws

To assess

feasibility for participants?

All of the above

Introduction

Discussion

Literature

Review

Conclusion

Secondary

data

Pilot data

Review

data

Longitudinal

data

Succinctly

describe the background and justification

Include technical jargon to demonstrate your understanding

Determine the

hypotheses

Review and

understand the existing literature

Temperature

Height

Percent

body fat

Ethnicity

Validity and

reliability of instrument

Difficulty of

obtaining measures

All of

the above

Access to

equipment

Theoretical

variable

Mediator

variable

Independent

variable

Dependent variable

It could

influence other variables but is not included

It is

the ‘experimental or treatment’ variable

It is the

‘effect’

All of the options

To

add unnecessary detail

To

provide a backup explanation for poor results

To demonstrate

adherence to research standards

To ensure the methods and procedures are feasible

He

gathers as much data as possible without any initial assumptions.

He

starts with no preconceived ideas and lets the evidence guide him.

He begins with a theory or suspect in mind and examines evidence to

prove the suspect committed the crime.

He

makes detailed observations and then formulates hypotheses to test.