Toddler's Behavior

What was the purpose of this study? (i.e., what question(s) did the authors want to answer?)

1. Describe the context (why it was done, the general interest and what the researchers wanted to find out) of the research and research question (what is the hypothesis). /10

What was the research question? (Some authors are more general and state only a purpose for the research study. If so, indicate the purpose.)

This was done to make certain that infants’ preferences were established on the social, rather than physical aspects of the characters’ behaviour. The “Inanimate Control” condition involved an inanimate mechanical pincer that performed identical physical actions on the box as the Protagonist with the puppets that were opening and closing the box. Similar to the Social condition, infants were encouraged to reach for one of the puppets to determine whether infants have social reason to prefer one character in comparison to the other. It was demonstrated that inanimate objects do not engage intentional reasoning in infants the way human or stuffed animals do. Thus, infants have no social reason to prefer one character in comparison to the

a) What are the main reasons why the authors decided to conduct this study? How did they justify what they did?

One example of a typical toddler issue that Finley has had, was when the childhood developmental specialist analyzed Finley joining a group of children. They noticed that she was a little bit hesitant to join the group. Finley evaluated the group of children and spent some time deciding if she wanted to join in. After watching the children for a while, Finley decided to join in with a couple of the children. By the end of the session, all of the children were smiling and imitating one another.

1. What is the outcome of interest in this study? Describe how it would be important to patients.

I will first introduce my study and explain why I’m conducting my study and what their responses will be used for.

What were the researchers interested in? What was their hypothesis or what research question were they trying to answer?

Without the use of educational videos, the toddler’s primary caregiver requires substantial effort in restraining the toddler to accomplish a successful IV insertion, with a mean score of 2.3. The higher the score or rating given by the primary caregiver indicates less effort in restraining the toddler during IV insertions, while a lower score indicates an increasing difficulty. With the slightly low rating that the primary caregivers had given to the attempts without the use of educational videos, this indicates that the caregivers had to give slightly more effort to effectively restrain the toddler during the insertions to ensure the procedure’s success.

Within our study, we will discuss the research questions and hypotheses that were formed to guide us in our research. We will also discuss the variables that need to be considered, including the ethical issues we must take into account. Finally, and most

-Why was the study conducted? –What was the margin of error? –What was the sample size? -What sampling design was used? –What was the response rate? –What was the frame that was used? -Who paid for the survey? –From the sample that was selected, what was the population?

Formulating a research question is one of the most important aspects of research itself. There are two

After formulating the objective, the researcher should write a brief introduction to the questionnaire. Furthermore, a short explanation is provided highlighting the main purpose of the questionnaire. In addition to that, the researcher engages the targeted audience and

A statement of the goal of the paper: why the study was undertaken, or why the paper was written. Do not repeat the abstract.