Posted: June 3rd, 2015

cardiovascular diseases: Research question, hypothesis and variables

Research question, hypothesis and variables

Problem: Cardiovascular diseases
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Introduction
o 1-Provide a Background and Significance of the Problem
2- Provide a Statement of the Problem (The problem statement identifies the specific gap in the knowledge needed for practice) and Purpose of the Study (The research purpose is a clear, concise statement of the specific goal or aim of the study that is generated from the research problem. It includes Type of Study to be conducted, Population, Setting, Variables).
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Research Questions, Hypothesis, and Variables with Operational Definitions
o Research Question
o Hypothesis: Research and Null
o Identifying and Defining Study Variables
o Operationalize Variables
Criteria
1-Background and Significance Section articulates the problem and need for the proposed innovation.
2-Statement of the Problem and Purpose of the Study is appropriate and supported with evidence.
3-Research Question is appropriate and meets all criteria.
4-Research Hypothesis and Null Hypothesis are appropriate for research question.
5-Variables are Operationally Defined.
6- Substantial conclusion