Sample Quantitative Research Proposal Paper

The elderly population in the community has some areas that they need to overcome to be a successful learner. The limitations of the teaching and learning identified the following barriers.

“The developed world deprives children of a basic and inalienable right: unstructured outdoor play. Children today have substantially less access to nature, less free range, and less time for independent play than previous generations had.” This quote is from the research based paper titled, “Where the Wild Things Should Be: Healing Nature Deficit Disorder through the Schoolyard." This article touches many aspects of how children now a days need more exposure to nature like it was on the older days. Currently, there are many playgrounds around the United States and even more the world. This article is trying to bring awareness to the problem of if playgrounds do not have enough nature or is too safe then it is

My top ten research topics that I find interesting to pursue are the following: (1) approach for extra ( increase in minimum wage) income and advertising, (2) concussions in football, (3) should transportation security (TSA) regulations be changed ?, (4) should regulations regarding the use of cellular phones while driving be standardized ?, (5) should driving under the influence (DUI) laws be changed ?, (6) concealed guns be permitted in stores, (7) computer forensics, (8) financial crimes, such as embezzlement, (9) cyber terrorism, (10) cyber criminology, internet child pornography.

Additionally, while I am still in the very early stages of constructing a proposal, I hope to pursue undergraduate research that investigates the

The assumptions of Knowles’ Adult Learning Theory, first proposed in 1980, have since become an accepted part of the framework when one considers how adults learn. It is difficult to argue with the fact that adults enter each new day with a background of previous experiences. In formal learning situations, an instructor can use the variety of life experiences brought in by students to build a learning

Research analyzing is a process in which a research undergoes a careful examination for its strength and weakness. Analyzing a research gives the nurse a chance to know the credibility of the study, its findings to see the evidence base for practice or utilization or application of the findings into the care practice. This paper is about analysis of a research conducted in relation to wound care in primary health care. This research took place in Stockholm, Sweden. The study shows a descriptive quantitative approach in investigating district nurse wound care management.

This study will be quantitative in nature. It will be an observational retrospective cohort study using an existing National VA database to examine differences in health service utilization by gender for U.S. veterans diagnosed with AKI while hospitalized at Veterans Affairs Medical Centers (VAMCs). Differences in short-term outcomes, such as length of inpatient stay and inpatient mortality, by gender, will also be examined. This study will also thoroughly describe study population of hospitalized VA patients diagnosed with AKI.

The primary goal of the study was to present results of a scoping review covering the skin cancer risk behaviors and other related cancer risk behaviors. The researchers noted skin cancer as the most common form of cancer in the United States.

Today's workers need to prepare with continuous job training, growth and development. Given the increased age, experiences and diverse lifestyles of the working population, it is understandable that adult education practices must move beyond the traditional model of teachers and learners, while new skills, working with local companies to match their needs and sending staff into factories and other workplaces to spread the word about state and federal retraining assistance. While trying to decide how to rebuild your life after loss of employment and lack of job opportunities following the current recession, or devastated from a divorce? Adult students faced with other struggles; studies have shown that older adult students face different hurdles, family problems, and poor self-image. These along with poor time management, weaker academic preparation and a need for remediation an increased focus on adult learners and their needs can help. (armour)

The Grounded Theory was developed in the 1960’s by two sociologists, Glaser and Strauss (Creswell, 2012). The theory offer a method to develop theoretical explanations of human behavior grounded in the data collected from those who exhibit such a behavior. The interview questions were developed to get a better understanding of how some view their life satisfaction and what might influence it as the purpose is to increase understanding of adult learners and to promote their well-being. That being mentioned, two of the interviews went on to a different direction to be more of leadership behavior and entrepreneurial behavior and what makes them successful.

Source: Prenda, Kimberly M. 2001. Planning for the future: A life management strategy for increasing control and life satisfaction in adulthood. American Psychological Association. Vol. 16 (2), pp. 206-216

According to Polit & Beck, qualitative studies focus on the phenomenon under study and usually begin with a problem statement (2017). The first sentence of the article is a quote by The American Cancer Society, which shows that prostate cancer is higher in African-American men than any other ethnic background in the United States (Hooper et al., 2017). Hooper et al. then continue to build upon this to lead to the purpose of the study. The researchers did not give the problem statement outright. The authors implied the problem throughout the introduction. In addition to the African-American male predisposition to prostate cancer, the cancer is discovered at progressive stages which lead to poorer outcomes (Hooper et al., 2017).

Satisfaction with life is oftentimes highly correlated with happiness, but it is not by inherently the same as happiness. One may be satisfied with one’s life outcomes or satisfied with external factors, without being very happy. Once discovering a satisfaction with life rating, one may be able to determine if satisfaction with life is something one can control, and if it is, one may be able to maximize one’s life satisfaction. For instance, if one is typically not searching for a mate, and he or she scores low on this scale, one may be more willing in the future to seek a partner if he or she knows that statistically speaking, people with partners are more satisfied with his or her life.

Lucy and Paul Guglielmino and Long (1987) designed a study to determine the relationship of self-directed learning readiness-SDLR and performance in the workplace. The sample was 753 employees from a large American utility company where 421 of the sample were managers and 318

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