Developmental Research PSYCH/610 Version 1 1 University of Phoenix Material Developmental Research Imagine that your Learning Team has received funding to study changes in sexual attitudes over time. Your task is to design a developmental research study to investigate this issue. Your team will outline one of the following: cross-sectional study, longitudinal study or sequential study. Identify which type of design your team decided to use and explain why you decided on this method. Complete the table below and submit it to your instructor. Type of design (cross-sectional, longitudinal or sequential) and rational for selecting this type of design Propose a research hypothesis and a null hypothesis. Who will your participants be? How will you recruit them? What concerns do you have in selecting your participants? How do you know your participants are representative of the population? Describe the research method. What will you do? What instruments will you use to measure sexual attitudes? Identify your independent and dependent variables How will you analyze your data? Propose at least one statistical test that you might use. Imagine that your results are consistent with your research hypothesis. What does this mean? How might this information be helpful to others? .

1. Developmental Research
PSYCH/610 Version 1
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University of Phoenix Material
Developmental Research
Imagine that your Learning Team has received funding to study
changes in sexual attitudes over time. Your task is to design a
developmental research study to investigate this issue. Your
team will outline one of the following: cross-sectional study,
longitudinal study or sequential study. Identify which type of
design your team decided to use and explain why you decided
on this method. Complete the table below and submit it to your
instructor.
Type of design (cross-sectional, longitudinal or sequential) and
rational for selecting this type of design
Propose a research hypothesis and a null hypothesis.
Who will your participants be? How will you recruit them?
What concerns do you have in selecting your participants? How
do you know your participants are representative of the
population?
Describe the research method. What will you do? What
instruments will you use to measure sexual attitudes?
Identify your independent and dependent variables
How will you analyze your data? Propose at least one statistical

2. test that you might use.
Imagine that your results are consistent with your research
hypothesis. What does this mean? How might this information
be helpful to others?