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submit your work using this coversheet - very important!

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submit your work using this coversheet - very important!

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SUGGESTED ANSWERS Activity 3 example Research Proposal

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Cf1:
1.yes
2.yes,yes;yes
3.yes;no
4.yes;yes

Cf2:
1.clear;yes
2.yes
3.
Yes,no
4.

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Do not copy and paste from this example - this will lead to academic misconduct

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Do not copy and paste from this example - this will lead to academic misconduct

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introduction
3main body
conclusion

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FINAL Literature Review Structure Sheet(2)

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ANSWERS Activity 3  Example Commentary (2)

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3. Coté, J., Horton, S., MacDonald, D., & Wilkes, S. (2009). The Benefits of Sampling Sports During Childhood. Physical & Health Education Journal, 74(4), 6.
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EXAMPLE ANSWERS Activity 1 Justifying Choices with Citations - Copy (2)

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ANSWERS Activity 4 research ethics in an example

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EA DBC

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1. B
2. A
3. E
4. D
5. C

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First of all, Karen did not get permission by Jack, and tried to buy off him. Then Karen started to observe and record residents there without their consent. Additionally, Karen used his real name and published to newspapers. Share his results on network without permission.

Ask participants if they consent these settings, use their name or not

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1. T
2. F
3. T
4. T
5. T

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1 T
2 F
3 T
4 T
5 T

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1T
2F
3T
4T
5F

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1 .True
2. False
3. True
4. True
5. True

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respect their privacy；keep their private information confidential

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Make sure the participants rights be guaranteed, the researchers’ research should be respectful and conducted with no bias.

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1.List all conditions
2. Tell them how and why data was collected
3. Show them their right before interviews begin

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We undertake excellent research that requires rigour, respect and responsibility - integrity as well as intellect.

Our Good Research and Innovation Practices (GRIP) policy describes the principles and good practices governing all the University's research and innovation (R&I) activities, as well as what the University means by unacceptable R&I practices.
Download the full GRIP policy (PDF, 495kB)
Further policies, guidance and information about aspects of research integrity and research ethics can be found using the links on this page.

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We undertake excellent research that requires rigour, respect and responsibility - integrity as well as intellect. Our Good Research and Innovation Practices (GRIP) policy describes the principles and good practices governing all the University's research and innovation (R&I) activities, as well as what the University means by unacceptable R&I practices.

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SUGGESTED ANSWERS Activity 3 Data Analysis Examples (2)

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EXAMPLE SETTING / PARTICIPANTS / MATERIALS / DATA COLLECTION

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EXAMPLE SETTING / PARTICIPANTS / MATERIALS / DATA COLLECTION

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Activity 3 Setting, Participants, Materials, Data Collection

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The impact of Covid-19 on electric vehicles.

qualitative data

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Research question : the impact of Covid-19 textiles in Asia
Qualitative data collect

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Methodology Planning Sheet WITH SPACE FOR NOTES(2)

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1. limitation: 1,2,5,7,8
2. challenge:3,4,6,9,10

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limitation 1 2 5 8
challenge 3 4 6 7 9 10

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ANSWERS Activity 4 Limitation or Challenge (2)

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limitation：5 10
challenge： 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9

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ANSWERS Activity 3 Anticipated Challenges (2)

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1. research by Jarbin et al., and Marashi et al., showed some of the correlations between physical activity and mental health. Although this research is up to date, it does not specifically compare the effects of group and individual exercise. My research on group and individual running could help to add useful insights to these existing findings.

2. The data that this research will provide on the comparative mental health benefits of group and individual running to young people may encourage future research in the feilds of sport, psychology, and mental health to carry out similar studies based on other exercise-types or age ranges.

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1. questionnaire
2. subtle dimensions can be hard to capture using a quantitative survey-based approach.

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questionaire
limitation： can’t get more detail data

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Actvity 2 EXAMPLE research design template

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The fashion and textile industry’s responses to the pandemic Covid-19 in Asia.

Critical Realism

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1.how covid affect the supply chain on food in China
2.content analysis
3.Critical Realism

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Example setting / participants / materials / data collection

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Example setting / participants / materials / data collection

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3.3
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
3.4
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
3.5
Yes
Yes
3.6
Yes

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EXAMPLE RESEARCH DESIGNS. EXAMPE B IS THE BEST!

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EXAMPLE RESEARCH DESIGNS. EXAMPE B IS THE BEST!

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1. B is the most useful methodology since it well expressed the method and includes many citation
2. C is the less useful one because there is no citation

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b is the best. b is the most useful. because it including many justification.
c is the least useful, because there is no citation.

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1.10
2.500words
3.research approach，research strategy，time scale
4.participants
5.issues and data
6.data connection
7.explain the types of questions
8.NO

9.BCA

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1. 10
2.800
3.feature in red is not always necessary
4.participants
5.what is your research gap
6.procedure
7.data collection techniques
8.no
9. B C A

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1. 10
2.
3. not always needed
4. Participants
5. Where exactly are we focusing our research?
6. Data Collection; Start from the very beginning of the procedure and work through the required stages in chronological order. Also suggest how long the data collection procedure might take.
7. types of questions to be used in a questionnaire, and / or topic areas for questions
8. no
9. BCA

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1. 10
2. 500 words
3. those are not always needed
4. participants
5. Where and why you are focusing on this research and explain if there are any general ethical issue
6. data collection
7. What further details can you give about the data collection technique
8. no
9.
limitations : B
potential significance : C
anticipated challenges : A

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1. introduction, literature review, methodology
We have focused on introduction and literature review.
We will focus on methodology next
2. Week 8, Friday, plan
3. Week 12, whole research proposal

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1. Introduction literature review Methodology
2. W8 Methodology
3. W12 all

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1. introduction, literature review (so far), methodology (next)
2. week 8 methodology
3. week 12

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1 introduction，literature review，methodology；methodology

2week8 methodology
3 week12 research proposal
introduction，literature review，methodology；methodology

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Literature Review Partial Structure Sheet(6) (1)

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Full FA3 critieria A & B + CHECKLIST(1) (2)

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The source mostly focus on one specific country in Asia. There are still more area need to be considered.

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However, the survey on food is not very accurate, because although the method of data analysis is used, there are still many uncontrollable factors affecting the survey

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1A / 2C / 3H / 4B / 5G / 6D / 7E / 8F

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Activity 1 FA3 criteria Part A + CHECKLIST (5)

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Example A： negative
B：negative

A claim
B research gap

A methods results
B conclusions results

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E 1. However, most of the recommendations in these studies are mainly based on government subsidies or support, which suggests potential bias. Consequently, impacts of the pandemic on SMEs can still not be completely proven.
2. negative
3. research gap
4. conclusion
F 1. Although this study was only carried out in South Korea, the conclusions are strong because they involved analysis of over 8000 employees.
2. positive
3. research gap
4. conclusion

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2
C:negative
D:positive
3
Example C Claim
Example D Both
4
Example C Methods Results Conclusion
Example D Methods

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Strengh
1.F
2.C
3.G
4E
5E
6A
7B