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I know the timescale for each task of a project in MA.
The purpose of the Dissertation in my degree is to demonstrate familiarity with a particular area of economic theory or policy and the ability to apply a specific analytical technique.
There are several ways to boost my dissertation, like gaining help from supervisor and join a one to one workshop.

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complete example of research proposal. Please do not copy and paste sections from this work.  

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complete example of research proposal. Please do not copy and paste sections from this work.  

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SUGGESTED ANSWERS Activity 3 example Research Proposal (1)

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A:10.Institute of International Education. (2022, January 22). Open Doors Annual Release. https://opendoorsdata.org/annual-release/

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1.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx（Grep,2020）
Grep(2020)states that xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
2.page citation (or paragraph for non-paginated sources such as websites)
3.many; Wilson(2009)

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3m46s 8 moves

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Qualitative research is not generalizable, and interviews with a few people cannot be generalized to all populations

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too few citations are used

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The section 3.8 is very clearly explained and having citition. The section 3.10 could have been written more challenges and solutiones.

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1.They are same-about GAD.
2.Yes，yes，yes
3.It is matching. All of the sections start with introductions.
4.Such as Hale, W. W., Engels, R., & Meeus, W. (2006). Adolescent's perceptions of parenting

behaviors and its relationship to adolescent Generalized Anxiety Disorder

symptoms. Journal of Adolescence, 29(3), 407-417.  is not be cited.
5.yes
6.The methods are useful
7.Yes
8.Only the purpose of research is presented in methodology

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EXAMPLE ANSWERS Activity 1 Justifying Choices with Citations - Copy (1)

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1.(Saunders et al., 2016)
2.(Saris & Gallhofer, 2014)
3.(Newbold et al,2013)
4.(Oliver,2010)

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ANSWERS Activity 4 research ethics in an example (1)

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1. Pay the manager to force the residents to agree to the investigation. Invasion of residents' privacy.
2. I will seek the consent of the investigated residents and will not infringe their privacy without being informed.

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1.Karen released recordings to others without permission and gave out Jack’s name directly.
2.I will tell Jack before the interview that the purpose of the interview is to urge the government to improve life on the reserve and will inform him of the content of the interview. And assured Jack that his privacy would be protected.
3.Karen had obtained Jack's consent before recording.

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1. Karen just offers money to Jake to get approval.  Karen observes and records the behaviours of other residents without their permisson.   Karen uses Jake's real name on research paper without his permission.
2. I will make sure that all the collected records from others are permitted.
3. She does speaks to the manager to request access to the residents.

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collected sample and data should be secured

participants should not be exposed to the un necessary levels of risk

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Guarantee the rights of participants by letting them know what data will be collected and how it will be used before they take the survey. And respect the participant's decision to consent or refuse. Surveyors are expected to keep participants' information secure, not to disclose data, and to voluntarily delete data at the end of the survey.Investigators need to be honest with participants

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1. Respect participants' privacy and protect their private information from leaking.
2. Respect their rights of being able to cancel the research when they feel not good about it.

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SUGGESTED ANSWERS Activity 3 Data Analysis Examples (1)

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1.L
2.L
3.C
4.C
5.L
6.C
7.C
8.L
9.C
10.L

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ANSWERS Activity 4 Limitation or Challenge (1) (1)

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1.  L

2.   L

3.   C

4.   C

5.   C

6.   C

7.    L

8.    L

9.    C

10. C

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1, Lim 2, Lim 3, Cha 4, Cha 5, Lim 6, Cha 7, Cha 8, Lim 9, Cha 10, Lim

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–Research focus:  Influences of housing price changes on Chinese elderly people

–Quantitative data collection method: closed questionnaires & interview

–Number of participants: 30 elderly persons aged over 55, 15males and 15 females

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Actvity 2 EXAMPLE research design template

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Critical realists

use quantitative analysis of officially published data followed by qualitative research methods to explore perceptions.
Collect data on the impact of the disaster first, then conduct qualitative research by interviewing some companies

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Mostly;No,lose the reason that why they chose 200 people;Yes;Yes

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example research designs: example B is the BEST

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example research designs: example B is the BEST

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1. 10
2. No more than a few sentences
3. Not required
4. Participants
5. Research methods time scale

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example setting / participants / materials / data collection

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example setting / participants / materials / data collection

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10
No more than a few sentences
optional, not required
Participants
where you plan to carry out your research)
Data Collection/ Procedure
areas for questions
no
BCA

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1. 10 features
2.
3. they are not always needed
4. Participants
5. The area of the research, including some features may affect the research.
6. Data collection
7.  interview schedule
8.

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Pragmatism
mixed methods
It could bring more practical value for my research. And it is helpful for giving solutions to the future practice.

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10 features; No more than a few sentences; Research approach, Research strategy ,Time scale; Participants;
Assessment research Focus;  Data Collection/ Procedure;
Secondary data;No;BCA

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1 – A

2 – C

3 - H

4 – B

5 – G

6 – E

7 – D

8 - F

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2. C: Negative D: Positive
3. C: Claim D: research gap
4. C:methods
D:conclusions

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How to make a recording on padlet:

Step 1. Click on the plus sign

Step 2: Click on the 3 dots in the pink bubble

Step 3: Click on Audio Recorder and make your recording

* You might have to give Padlet access to your microphone. To do so, click on the video recorder symbol in your search engine box to allow access and refresh the Padlet page.

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1.P,G,O
2.In addition
3.2,1
4.The 2nd support claim is not good. Because it has only 1 source.
The student should find more source to support 2nd claim and make link.

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1  purple

green

orange

2also state that ，In addition, However，For example, ) also highlight that

3 2

4Several sources cited in the paragraph (2 +)

• Sources are compared and evaluated

• Starts with a clear topic sentence / claim

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1..purple
.green
.orange
2.In addition,Moreover
3.Two.One

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Academic Support: Answers to activity 3 week 2 lesson 3

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Academic Support: Answers to activity 3 week 2 lesson 3

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Q1

A IV.

BIII.

C II.

D V

E I.

Q2 EBCDA

Q3ABC

Q4ABCD
Q5 C

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Q1: I.E II.C III.B IV.A V.D
Q2:1.E 2.B 3.C 4.D 5.A
Q3: ACD

Q4: YNYNN
Q5:A
Q6: Primary:Shelton, Lane & Waldhart, 1999
Secondary: Perry and Hosade-Curlin, 1998

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Still thinking....

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a Y
b Y
c Y
2 N
3 Y
4 Too much reliance on the same source
Is there an up-to-date source

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1.a)Yes b)Yes c)Yes
2.No
3.Yes

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a.Y
b.Government Perceptions only has 1 source.
c.Y
2. N
3. Y

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（1）c （2）j  (3) d  (4) f (5) h