Discussion

Part 1:

State your Research Topic, Objective/Purpose and Research Question(s).
List and label the variables, including independent, dependent, intervening, or moderating.
Explain the relationships among the variables.
What is the purpose of operationalizing variables?
How would you operationalize the variables in your research question(s)? You can mention more than one possible option for these, as there can be different ways of operationalizing the same variables.

Develop a set of hypotheses (null and alternative) from your identified variables that address your identified research question(s).

Part 1.5:

State your Research Topic, Objective/Purpose and Research Question(s).
What would be the population for your study?
What would constitute an appropriate sample?
What methods would be appropriate for collecting data to answer this question/these questions?
Why are these methods appropriate/effective?
What is an alternative method of data collection for this question/these questions?
Why is this also appropriate?

Which method do you think is better? Why?

Part 2:

List and label the dependent and independent variables.
State the null and alternate hypotheses.
What quantitative methods could be used to address your research question(s)? Describe any that could be applied.
Which would be the most appropriate? Why?

What are the advantages and disadvantages?