Editing Statistics and Statistical Programming (Winter 2017)
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The outline should should have the following sections: (a) Rationale, (b) Objectives; (b.1) General Objectives; (b.2) Specific Objectives; (c) Null hypotheses; (d) Conceptual Diagram; (e) Measures; (e) Dummy Tables. | The outline should should have the following sections: (a) Rationale, (b) Objectives; (b.1) General Objectives; (b.2) Specific Objectives; (c) Null hypotheses; (d) Conceptual Diagram; (e) Measures; (e) Dummy Tables. | ||
An excellent example | An excellent example is [https://canvas.uw.edu/courses/1098035/files/40388318/download?wrap=1 online in Canavs]. | ||
The example includes everything except a "Measures" section. Your Measures section only needs to include two column table where column 1 is the name of each variable in your analysis and 2 is the specific operationalization of this measures and a description of how you will create it. | The example includes everything except a "Measures" section. Your Measures section only needs to include two column table where column 1 is the name of each variable in your analysis and 2 is the specific operationalization of this measures and a description of how you will create it. |