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KIN427 Midterm: Midterm review best sht evaaa nigga

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lemonshark675
16 Oct 2011
School
University of Waterloo
Department
Kinesiology
Course
KIN427
Professor
Stuart Mc Gill

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This course is designed to provide you with an overview of empirical research methodologies in the health sciences. How to reach your instructor: the preferred method for contacting your instructor is via email (see above). Required text: portney & watkins: foundations of clinical research; 3rd. The course will consist of lectures only (there is no tutorial). Evaluation will consist of three unit tests and a final exam. The above course requirements and weights are final and will not be adjusted. Requests for special consideration should be directed to the course instructor. Exceptions may be made in extenuating circumstances provided the student presents legitimate and documented reasons for failing to complete stated course requirements. Final marks are final and will not be adjusted in order to boost students into the next letter grade. Unit tests will be a combination of short answer and multiple choice questions drawn from textbook and lecture materials.

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Research Proposal Guidelines
1. Title (must be related to your field of study)
2. Background to the research problem
3. Statement of research problem
4. Objectives of the research
5. Research questions
6. Research methodology
6.1 Research design
6.2 Population
6.3. Sample
7. Data
7.1 Data sources
7.2 Data collection and recording
7.2 Data analysis
8. Significance/Importance of the research
9. Ethical considerations
10. Limitations of the research
11. Delimitations of the research
12. References

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