You’ll need to conduct a data plan (instruction and sample attached)) and then put all 3 part together for the final research proposal (sample attached)
I have done parts 1 and 2- I need this final part finished. There’s also some notes for part 1 that I will tip you for if you do in addition.
Feedback for part 1: you can revise when putting all together
1) A hypothesis must clearly state a comparison of at least two groups, and the predicted outcome of that comparison. Neither of your hypotheses fit these requirements in full. Both of your hypotheses are far too wordy and complicated and should be simplified. A hypothesis should clear and concise.
2) As far as your background variables, a bunch of statistics has nothing to do with what your variables are, you are simply supposed to state the variables. Based on what you wrote, you have not actually specifically stated any background variables.
3) Per your two hypotheses, you have two IVs, one that pertains to your first hypothesis and one that pertains to your second hypothesis. Based on what your wrote for your hypotheses, you are proposing to study the impact of the legal drinking age for your first hypothesis. For your second hypothesis, you are proposing to study the impacts of education, recreation programs and community involvements (not sure what you mean by that).
4) Per your hypotheses, you should also have a distinct DV for each one. Based on your first hypothesis you are proposing to measure the number of alcohol-related incidents. Based on your second hypothesis, you are proposing to measure some form of recovery, which could simply be measured as the number of recidivist offenses.
5) You must state whether each of your variables are either continuous or categorical. For any categorical variable, you must state the categories.
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