Creating a Variables and Attributes Table, Writing the Hypotheses, & Creating and Defending Conceptual Definitions

I’m trying to learn for my Law class and I’m stuck. Can you help?

• Read Chapter 10 Survey/Interview Research Methods
  • Optional: APA Publication Manual, use for citations formatting
• View lecture on Chapter 10 (by logging into Canvas with the log in info I provided you previously and once you are in, you would go to the “Learning & Teaching Tools”, the second heading on your left hand, then click on Canvas, a Research Method of Criminal Justice I course would appear, click on it and you would find every thing under the Modules (specifically on Module10: Week of March 30,2020))– Here it is again: Username: malalawi- Password: Hamoosh977

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**Research Proposal Assignment 9 – Creating a Variables and Attributes Table (10 points)

Click on this link for the assignment: RP Assignment 9-Variables & Attributes.docx Rather than working in Canvas, it may be easier to open this document in Word, fill in the table, and then save the work to your computer. When you are done, submit your work in Canvas.

**Research Proposal Assignment 10 – Writing the Hypotheses (10 points)

Just as in the last assignment, click on this link for access to the instructions: RP Assignment 10-Writing Hypotheses Statements-1.docx. (Read the material on the first page and a half and the worksheet follows).

Rather than working in Canvas, it may be easier to open this document in Word, fill in the table, and then save the work to your computer. When you are done, submit your work in Canvas.

**Research Proposal Assignment 11 – Creating and Defending Conceptual Definitions

Again, click on this link for access to the instructions: RP Assignment 11-Conceptualizations-1.docx. (Read the material on the first 3 pages and the worksheet follows. Make sure you are answering each of the 4 items in the worksheet.)

Rather than working in Canvas, it may be easier to open this document in Word, fill in the table, and then save the work to your computer. When you are done, submit your work in Canvas.