The document summarizes the portfolio of an independent designer who specializes in creating clear and engaging PowerPoint presentations and print materials for health and nutrition clients. Over 20 years, she produced 40 presentations per year for her previous employer and now works freelance with clients such as Harvard Medical School and Boston Medical Center. Her portfolio includes examples of presentations designed for various organizations and events on diverse topics.
The document discusses different types of scales used in research including nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio scales. It provides examples of each scale and explains their characteristics. Nominal scales involve categories with no intrinsic ordering. Ordinal scales denote differences in categories that can be ranked. Interval scales allow for arithmetic operations on data. Ratio scales have a true zero point. The document also covers various rating scales like Likert scales, semantic differential scales, rankings scales, and their properties.
The document lists and describes 5 of the most adventurous places in the world: 1) The Australian Outback known for its remote landscape and wildlife like kangaroos. 2) The Grand Canyon featuring the grand gorge and sites like Lake Mead and Havasupai. 3) The Rockies spanning the Rocky Mountains with peaks like Longs Peak and lakes such as Grand Lake. 4) Serengeti National Park renowned for its plains, safaris, and Mount Kilimanjaro. 5) Alaska with destinations including the Kenai Peninsula and Chugach National Forest.
This document outlines the steps in the basic research process. It begins with identifying a broad area of research interest. The researcher then conducts preliminary data gathering through literature reviews and interviews to better understand the problem area. Next, the researcher defines the specific research problem. This involves delineating the issues that need to be addressed. The researcher then develops a theoretical framework and generates hypotheses to guide the rest of the research process.
The document outlines the key elements of a research design, including: 1) The purpose of the study, such as exploration, description, or hypothesis testing; 2) The type of investigation into causal relationships or correlations; 3) The level of researcher interference which can be minimal or involve manipulation; and 4) Attributes of the study like the setting, units of analysis, and time horizon which can examine individuals, groups, or cultures across a single or multiple periods.
The document summarizes the portfolio of an independent designer who specializes in creating clear and engaging PowerPoint presentations and print materials for health and nutrition clients. Over 20 years, she produced 40 presentations per year for her previous employer and now works freelance with clients such as Harvard Medical School and Boston Medical Center. Her portfolio includes examples of presentations designed for various organizations and events on diverse topics.
The document discusses different types of scales used in research including nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio scales. It provides examples of each scale and explains their characteristics. Nominal scales involve categories with no intrinsic ordering. Ordinal scales denote differences in categories that can be ranked. Interval scales allow for arithmetic operations on data. Ratio scales have a true zero point. The document also covers various rating scales like Likert scales, semantic differential scales, rankings scales, and their properties.
The document lists and describes 5 of the most adventurous places in the world: 1) The Australian Outback known for its remote landscape and wildlife like kangaroos. 2) The Grand Canyon featuring the grand gorge and sites like Lake Mead and Havasupai. 3) The Rockies spanning the Rocky Mountains with peaks like Longs Peak and lakes such as Grand Lake. 4) Serengeti National Park renowned for its plains, safaris, and Mount Kilimanjaro. 5) Alaska with destinations including the Kenai Peninsula and Chugach National Forest.
This document outlines the steps in the basic research process. It begins with identifying a broad area of research interest. The researcher then conducts preliminary data gathering through literature reviews and interviews to better understand the problem area. Next, the researcher defines the specific research problem. This involves delineating the issues that need to be addressed. The researcher then develops a theoretical framework and generates hypotheses to guide the rest of the research process.
The document outlines the key elements of a research design, including: 1) The purpose of the study, such as exploration, description, or hypothesis testing; 2) The type of investigation into causal relationships or correlations; 3) The level of researcher interference which can be minimal or involve manipulation; and 4) Attributes of the study like the setting, units of analysis, and time horizon which can examine individuals, groups, or cultures across a single or multiple periods.
The document discusses the key aspects of scientific research. It defines scientific research as focusing on solving problems through a logical and rigorous methodology. Some key hallmarks of scientific research discussed are that it is purposeful, rigorous, testable, replicable, precise, objective, generalizable, and parsimonious. The document also discusses deduction, induction, and the hypothetico-deductive method which involves identifying a problem, developing hypotheses, collecting and analyzing data, and interpreting results. Other research methods like case studies and action research are also briefly outlined.
The document discusses steps 4 and 5 of the research process - theoretical framework and hypothesis generation. It defines a theoretical framework as identifying and labeling variables and their relationships. A theoretical framework provides the foundation for developing testable hypotheses. Variables can be dependent, independent, moderating, or intervening. The document provides examples of each variable type. It emphasizes that a theoretical framework must clearly define the variables and their hypothesized relationships, along with explanations for why the relationships are expected to exist. Hypotheses are conjectured relationships between two or more variables expressed as testable statements. The document concludes by providing an example theoretical framework for air safety violations at Delta Airlines, identifying relevant variables and their hypothesized relationships.
This document discusses operationalizing variables and concepts for research. It begins by defining an operational definition as specifying how a concept can be measured through specific dimensions and elements.
As an example, it operationalizes the concept of achievement motivation through 5 dimensions: driven by work, inability to relax, impatience with ineffectiveness, seeking moderate challenges, and seeking feedback. Each dimension is then further defined by potential elements that could be measured, such as number of working hours, hobbies, and frequency of obtaining feedback.
It notes that an operational definition should specify quantifiable measures and not simply describe correlates of a concept. The document also provides examples of potential dimensions for operationalizing the concept of race discrimination, such as performance
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Техническое регулирование в обеспечении безопасности, качества и комфортности современного жилища.
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The document discusses the key aspects of scientific research. It defines scientific research as focusing on solving problems through a logical and rigorous methodology. Some key hallmarks of scientific research discussed are that it is purposeful, rigorous, testable, replicable, precise, objective, generalizable, and parsimonious. The document also discusses deduction, induction, and the hypothetico-deductive method which involves identifying a problem, developing hypotheses, collecting and analyzing data, and interpreting results. Other research methods like case studies and action research are also briefly outlined.
The document discusses steps 4 and 5 of the research process - theoretical framework and hypothesis generation. It defines a theoretical framework as identifying and labeling variables and their relationships. A theoretical framework provides the foundation for developing testable hypotheses. Variables can be dependent, independent, moderating, or intervening. The document provides examples of each variable type. It emphasizes that a theoretical framework must clearly define the variables and their hypothesized relationships, along with explanations for why the relationships are expected to exist. Hypotheses are conjectured relationships between two or more variables expressed as testable statements. The document concludes by providing an example theoretical framework for air safety violations at Delta Airlines, identifying relevant variables and their hypothesized relationships.
This document discusses operationalizing variables and concepts for research. It begins by defining an operational definition as specifying how a concept can be measured through specific dimensions and elements.
As an example, it operationalizes the concept of achievement motivation through 5 dimensions: driven by work, inability to relax, impatience with ineffectiveness, seeking moderate challenges, and seeking feedback. Each dimension is then further defined by potential elements that could be measured, such as number of working hours, hobbies, and frequency of obtaining feedback.
It notes that an operational definition should specify quantifiable measures and not simply describe correlates of a concept. The document also provides examples of potential dimensions for operationalizing the concept of race discrimination, such as performance
Техническое регулирование в обеспечении безопасности, качества и комфортности...metrosphera
Техническое регулирование в обеспечении безопасности, качества и комфортности современного жилища.
ГУСЛЕВ АЛЕКСЕЙ ПАВЛОВИЧ, НП «ЗАПАДУРАЛСТРОЙ» Начальник контрольно-дисциплинарного отдела.
VIII Камский Форум профессионалов рынка недвижимости.
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