Essays on Research

A research design A research design is considered as a guide or framework for analysis, implementation, and planning of research or a study. It is the guide used in answering the hypothesis or the research question. Obtaining information in social science relevant to the research problem calls for the specification of...

With the common relapse among patients suffering from Schizophrenia, this research sought to identify the most suitable intervention to increase medication adherence among patients taking antipsychotic medications and especially the difficult groups to treat. In this case, the study used the multifamily group (MFG) intervention with the incorporation of the...

Conducting a research is essential for scholars in almost all disciplines, thus, it is important that one is well versed with the ideas relating to research. The discussion below focuses on various aspects that are essential for anyone with the aim or in the process of carrying out a research.Crucial...

Reproducibility is the production of the same research results based on computer programs or raw data that researchers provide. Replicability is the related concept, meaning the method of independently achieving the nonidentical and similar effects, when have sampling differences, research protocols, and also the existence of data analysis. Replicability and...

The Effect of Yelling on Child Development The news article and the study discussed are on the topic of child development, with specific reference to the effect of yelling at children as a means of correction or punishment. The news article is a New York Times item giving reasons why yelling...

Psychology is a very wide field and it entails studying the mind of an individual or animal and learning their behaviours. The emergence of psychology was a result of many philosophers putting together their research. Some of them include Aristotle and Plato who came up with theories of how having...

Introduction        Concern over the generalizability of American psychological studies to other cultures around the world has emerged recently prompting various scientists to conduct multiple research to determine whether this assumption still stands. The research undertaken mostly involves a small and generalizable group of individuals which are often the college students....

Outliers and their Causes Outliers are data points, sets of data or observations that fall far outside the normal variable population (Osborne & Overbay, 2004). Such data is inconsistent with the majority of the intended population or the variable range. It can be brought about by an experimental error or special...

IntroductionPsychology is defined as study of the mental characteristics and processes of a person or a group seeking to understand how they affect behavior, cognition, decision making, reasoning, and feelings. In essence psychology is science of the mind (Gross, p13). Studies have shown that most of the world’s research and...

Severe deprivation means extreme lack of things that people consider essential in life and economic hardship that is persistent, acute and compounded (Desmond, 2015). Some Americans have experienced severe deprivation despite them living in one of the world’s superpower countries. In 2010, 20.5 million Americans were said to live in...

Introduction of severe deprivation by Desmond (2015). The introduction will also state some statistics before introducing the two methodologies which are going to be analysed in the paper. The introduction will outline the organization of the essay. Argument – Case studies are more preferable as compared to comparative studies Paragraph 2. Present the...

Ethical norms are very important in research. Researchers must adhere to promote objectives of the study, prevention of error, and providing true and reliable knowledge. Adhering to ethics allows researchers to deal cooperative approach towards their research with the assistance of their mentors, peers and other contributors. The following are...