Beh225 Week One Checkpoint Research Method

The rationale behind selection a literature review as study methodology, because the literature review method help to demonstrate and describe current knowledge

In this assignment I will be comparing different research methodologies, which might be used in health and social care setting.

The methodology selected provides the researcher the framework to present information in a logical manner. The methodology section answers two fundamental questions: How data was collected or created and, how the data was examined and determined (Research, n.d.)?

This section will provide the rationale of the methods employed and highlight how the study will be performed. The study will examine the population with the sample size identified, data collection method and its analysis will be offered.

1. State the type of study that was conducted (see methods section of article, it must be one of the above study types).

What do we have data on and what further data do we need to collect. The sources of information considered in the study are helping to determine the type of research design used during the study.

One point from the article that I felt was important was how accurate the current exam is. This exam is highly reliable and can give a better understanding of the person behind the disorder. Researchers think that if there is a shortened method of doing this it may not be as accurate sine time spent on the

I believe this research could be used in a more general way instead of just focusing on the lying aspect of it. I believe one could take this research deeper and look more so into how desensitization works in the brain, and how it could be prevented for certain things. Or if it is possible to re-sensitize the brain to shy away from things like violence or lying in this instance.

By conducting an empirical review on previously published findings, the researcher intends to find out whether the currently used methods are effective, and possibly introduce a new concept/ argument to the current existing discussion.

Boster, F. J., Kim, S. B., & Levine, T. R. (2010). The prevalence of lying in America:

Discuss the overall method (RCT) used for this quantitative research (in terms of how such a study should be conducted and what was and was not done).

In this literature, I was mostly interested in their procedures and processes that they used with the participants. The assessments and scales that they gave to participants were interesting, and I enjoyed learning about the specific questions geared towards certain behaviors.

In conclusion, there are many different data collection methods that are used for research. Many arguments in

The main argument in the article is to explain compulsive lying disorder and how it affects the people who live with it. A person with this disorder can’t control their lying, and when their lies start catching up with them, they will begin to believe these lies as truth. People who contract this disorder are people with low-self esteem and are looking for attention. These people can be treated, but it’s all up to the patient to understand that they have a

In 2002, Mann et al. conducted a study to answer the question we seek: which behaviors are strongly correlated to when someone is telling a lie? In this study, the experimenters used past clips of interrogations from a police station in Britain. The experiment used a total of sixteen individuals: three females and thirteen males. There were two observers that coded every behavior that the participants showed throughout the interrogations. Behaviors ranged from gaze aversion, blinks, head movements, hand and arm movements, pauses and speech disturbances. Unfortunately, we cannot rely heavily on this study due to many individual differences each participant possesses. Yet, this study has high ecological validity since they used real