Purpose Of The Study And Its Scientific Rigor

·  What conclusions did the study reach? Are the conclusions appropriate? Why or why not?

They did not find support for the hypothesis that parental MDD alone, or anxiety disorder alone increased rates of specific fears or phobias in children, compared with children of non-ill parents. Specific phobias were found in 17 (23%) children with parents with only MDD, in 15 (20%) children with parents with only anxiety disorder, in 24 (27%) with parents with MDD +AD and in 13(16%) with normal parents (control group). These rates did not differ significantly, across the different groups.

T1-weighted structural magnetic resonance imaging was done on all patients; these images were then analyzed by specialized mapping software, underwent voxel-based morphometry (a neuroimaging analysis process to

There were 50 adults ranging between the ages of 18 and 30. None of them were known to be suffering from mood disorders. They were recruited through ads at a local university and by word-of-mouth in the local community. Participants were asked to write down a 10-item “to do” list of their concerns and worries. The purpose of the list was to produce a baseline level

“Truth” cannot be derived from a single study; it must be repeated to increase the precision of the study and therefore the strength of inference made about the results. Often, using the same sample and similar methods will not procure similar results, and therefore a consensus of studies should be provided to make a general claim. Studies that truly follow the scientific method and include randomization and repeatability will be closer to discovering the ‘truth’ than other studies.

The purpose of the study is to have an understanding that immigrant youth in the Unites States are at a greater risk for weight management problems than non-Hispanic White Youth. It also provides an insight on how assessment of participation and weight management strategies promote greater engagement in healthy weight management and guide program development in wellness and health promotion for immigrants and refugees. Some research questions that protrude in this study are whether limiting access to healthy food choices and few opportunities for exercise affect’s one’s occupational performance and occupational choices which leads to occupational alienation, occupational deprivation, and occupational marginalization? Does

The world of statistics is one that may appear very precise at first glance, but with further investigation one can gather that there are many simple errors that may be made through no fault of the investigator. These discrepancies are divulged as a result of not meeting criterion required for a given value to be considered statistically valid. These requirements are numerous and similar, but ultimately, each holds a unique meaning. These include, but are not limited to, construct validity which ensures the experiment and information gathered coincide with the theory being tested. Subcategories of construct validity are inclusive of convergent and divergent validity,

Beck, A. T., Steer, R. A., & Brown, G. K. (1996). Manual for the Beck Depression Inventory-II. San-Antonio, TX: Psychological Corporation.

There are several limitations in this research. First of all, the time given; the researchers had done this report in nine weeks, they had a very

The purpose for the study by Suitor, Gilligan, Johnson, and Pillemer (2014) was to see if there would sibling tension between, brothers, sisters, and or both, when their mother was in need of care due to age or sickness. A factor such as favoritism might affect the outcome of the study since this might bring a sense of competition within the siblings. Past studies were done that were similar to this one, as a result of that, the expected outcome of the study was that tension would be much higher between siblings if the mother was in a situation that required serious care rather than simple care.

Method biases are pointed out to be one of the reasons behind the measurement errors. These measurement errors therefore contribute to weakening of the validity of conclusions particularly the conclusions on the relationships between measures that are used in the research. These measurement errors are here grouped into random and systematic components.

the most exploited ones are the poor strata of society who don’t have privileges like

This study was conducted in order to determine if anime is having a negative effect on people’s moral and social outlook. Looking at how anime watchers view the various social and moral disparities that are widely shown and accepted as 'social norms ' within anime and manga. It will consider how people view social inequalities portrayed in Anime differently from television with live actors/actresses.

In the first pаrt of this study we explored theoreticаlly the importаnce of the reconciliаtion of privаte аnd professionаl life of аn individuаl stаndpoint аnd аn orgаnizаtionаl point of view аnd it wаs suggested reconciliаtion meаsures аnd аssumed thаt there’s а positive impаct with professionаl commitment. We explаined how these meаsures cаn go аgаinst the bаlаnce between individuаl needs privаcy аnd professionаl responsibilities.

Final chapter of the study represents the conclusion of the study based on the analysis done for the obtained data and the overall summary of the study. Other than that chapter contains the recommendations based on the obtained results and also develops ideas and suggestions for the future researches regarding the relationship between economic growth and commercial bank lending.