I Am My Research Hypothesis

I also used open questions during the interview. Koprowska(2005) describes open questions as being designed to give freedom of choice, enabling service users to express their thoughts and feelings in their own words. I used these open questions as a follow-on to closed questions to develop a conversation and gain an understanding of Miss Allen’s feelings. Asking her, “who is Mr Smith?” followed by “why does he want you out of the house”, helped establish what she felt about

As a group, come up with 5-10 questions to ask each person you intend to interview make sure that the questions are relatable and germane.

Madeline’s debt payments-to-income ratio with the college loan is 31.85 percent; without the college loan it is 14.07 percent. According to the 20 percent rule, she cannot afford the college loan. However, after Madeline pays off her credit card debts, her debt payments-to-income ratio with the college loan will be 17.5 percent. Therefore, once she pays off her credit cards, she will be able to afford the loan. [ANSWER: 19.48%]

How do you overcome bias in the interviewing process, questions, and your response? Per Marisela, this is one of her

Arc of the Ozarks is a local human service organization providing help to people in the local communities with physical and mental disabilities. The main local offices for the Arc can be found in Springfield, Joplin, and Monett, Missouri. Interviewing someone from the Arc could have been done over the phone, by e-mail, and an in-person interview. The in-person interview seemed to be more appropriate because it would allow me to interact with the people who work for the organization and possibly see interaction with clients. Interviewing one in person also helps to show the kind of dedication put into the work provided by the organization.

I choose to use my older sister,Chioma, for this assignment because I felt like she was the perfect candidate to explain what she does. I decided to call my sister and ask if she was available to help on November 1,2017. I said my name and explained why I thought she my best resource.She came up with an idea that we could actually meet up at a private place so that I can be interviewed. We scheduled to meet up on a Sunday because it was basically the only day we were both free. She choose one of the officesses that she worked at earlier in the year; and thought that 2:00 pm was a reasonable time.That following Sunday we meet up and was dressed in formal attire. I wore a tan button down with a blue tie, and accompanied with black slacks. My

Before I started the interview I explained to each participant what the research question is. I would say something like this, this interview is gathering opinions and feelings on the question of if division I college athletes should be compensated. Student athletes are provided scholarships, and sometimes other incentives for their performance, but they also put an enormous amount of time into the sport. I will ask you a series of questions to gather your opinion on this topic, it should take no longer than 10 minutes. Are you still willing to answer? All of the people were still willing to participate in the interview after I said this to them. I ended up doing four interviews because I wanted to see if there was a difference in opinions between ages and genders. I interviewed two males and two females. The males were the ages of 48 and 23. The females were the ages of 52 and

Hey Guys, I am in the fifth grade and I like P.E because we play all of fun games and my favorite part about P.E is probably Basketball because we do hoops for heart and we also do knock out and other cool stuff. Also in basketball at P.E we also practicing dribbling to test how fast our hands move and we do a drill where you pick a partner and you guys just pass to each other for the hand eye coronation. Also when we do a game where you have a couple people on your team and you guys have to make as many baskets to beat the other teams and there are 3 pointers which if you shoot those and make it then you get 3 points for your team and then there are two ways to get a 2 pointer which are, if you shoot it below the 3 points line then

Having the opportunity to interview Mary Kate, Doug Davis, and students in the class have helped me become more comfortable with interviewing while also teaching me what successfully works during an interview and what doesn’t. One thing that I have learned that works for me while interviewing would be asking questions about personal experiences

When you hear the word “process,” what comes to mind? I immediately envision an assembly line. On the assembly line are people following the same steps over and over again to produce a final product. When writing, we do the same thing; however, we do it in a less stringent manner. We start with research and then follow the steps of the assembly line until we produce a final product, a written paper. Throughout this examination, I will discuss three of many steps in my research process for last weeks written assignment.

Interviewing someone who does not hold a Christian worldview was very interesting. This interviewee is not only a self-proclaimed atheist, but holds a hostile opinion of Christians in general. This interview was an opportunity to understand her position and potentially flush out (in an unassuming way) some flaws in her belief system.

My interviews were conducted over the phone with two women whom I could not imagine my life without. The first being with my childhood best friend, now 19-years-old, whom I met at eight-years-old after I moved to Haines from Fairbanks, Alaska. We have remained best friends to this day. We had to try fairly hard to conduct a serious interview, but we were able to cover all of our ground in 10 minutes. My second interview was with my father’s ex-girlfriend, now 61-years-old, who I have the utmost appreciation for. She has only been in my life since 2014, but considering she was a large part of my 18th birthday, senior prom, and high school graduation, I could never not consider her a member of my family. She was more direct in her responses, so our interview lasted only 5 minutes.

In my own analysis, the research method used that is conducting an interview was the most appropriate in this kind of a research whereby you get to interact with different women who give different views regarding racism among white women. However, I would further my research on how different racism of white women differ from that of the 18th century. This is by conducting more interviews on how they feel their racismis different from that of those from the 1800s as well as reading from written sources on the racism in the

I interviewed a total of 4 people. Keedan, my 10 year old caucasion Grandson, a 4th grader. Second, I interviewed Heather, a 35 year old caucasion female. Heather is married with 2 children ages 9 & 12 (a girl and boy). Heather works full time as the secretary of an eye clinic, and part time as a “Tastefully Simple Consultant”. My third interview was Jessica, a newly married 26 years old caucasion female, an elementary school teacher. Jessica has no kids but her Husband and her want children in the very near future. My fourth interview was with Ron, a 65 year old caucasion male Grandfather. Ron has been married for 40 years, has 4 adult children, and 12 Grandchildren. Ron still works 40 hours a week as a delivery driver.

What I have learned about research is that it is a process, a scientific process that psychologist and scientist develop that includes many different approaches and that is carefully peer reviewed and evaluated. There is what is called the Scientific Approach where scientist have an idea or theory and based on their observation will either support the theory or the theory can be falsified by their peers. Data also goes through a review period before it is published in a scientific journal by scientist who have the knowledge and expertise to evaluate it.