Project E: Final Research Project
Choose one of your research questions (either quantitative from Project C, or qualitative from Project D). This will form the methodology direction of your final research project. Provide a brief introduction/background to your chosen topic. This section should only be two or three paragraphs.
Then, based on feedback previously given state the general problem and the specific problem that you are attempting to solve (i.e. the problem statements). Remember, the problem statement section should be approximately 250 words total. Don’t forget to include your scholarly resources that substantiates a problem exists!
Next, state the purpose of the study using the phrase, “the purpose of this [state the type – qualitative or quantitative] study is…”. The purpose statement section should be approximately 100 words for this project – just enough to get an idea of the main purpose for your study, but definitely no more than 250 words.
Include a section for your research question that will further explain what it is that you are researching. Describe why the method (quantitative or qualitative) is the appropriate choice for your study.
Finally, include a brief biblical correlation to your study. How does your topic relate to the Bible, and what are some of the biblical truths that may be seen as a result of this study?
The total submission must be at least 800 words to accurately reflect the problem and purpose of the study. Remember, the problem, the purpose, and the research questions must have context, and must not be merely listed in bullet form. This assignment requires a title page and a reference page (abstract not required). There should be a minimum of four sources, but will likely contain more.
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