- Formulate a research hypothesis you would like to test on a small group.
Teenage girls are better informed about the risks of venerable disease than teenage boys
- Develop five questions that include quantifiable questions with your hypothesis in mind. Include at least two questions with a Likert scale. A written survey will work best (Satisfaction with specific type of environment is always good). You should not use open-ended questions.
- Receive responses to your question from at least five different individuals.
- Analyze the responses to your questions utilizing using appropriate statistical testing in Excel.
- Summarize your findings.
- Post your questions, responses, and analysis along with a spreadsheet (on which you have done your statistical tests- do not just copy and paste data) and graph showing your data and findings. The spreadsheet should at least have your data, mean, mode, median, standard deviation, and a graph
You must have total of 5-8 references (2011 to current). No title page please.
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