Description
1. Statement of the problem: Describe the questions you address and any key issues surrounding the questions.
2. Data collection: Explain how you collect data. Include any questions you asked. Also, include response rates.
3. Analyses: Describe the analyses you did. Be ready to explain why you believe these methods are justified.
4. Results: Present relevant descriptive statistics. Include tables or graphs that support your analyses.
more explanation:
my topic : I lean towards. What is your major? then I did something related. I study to see if there is any correlation between time spent in the lab per week to grade point average. it gives us a lot of variables to compare like major, classification, how many years that person has been in college
how I collect data: I talked to as many students as possible at university.
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