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1. What is the capital of Burkina Faso?

It is Ouagadougou.

2. Why do some people give chocolate eggs at Easter?

Because  egg means the arrival of a new life.

3. Which film would your participants in the class most like to see in the cinema on Friday?

The twilight

Ring king

Zootopia

Q1 and Q2 use Google to find it
Q3 interrogation: get the answer by interviewing group members

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Group 5             1.Ouagadougou, by searching on the Internet.          

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Group 5             1.Ouagadougou, by searching on the Internet.          

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2.Eggs are a potent symbol of life, renewal and rebirth dating back millennia. The egg was adopted by early Christians as a symbol of the resurrection of Jesus Christ on Easter. The hard shell of the egg represents the tomb and the emerging chick represents Jesus, whose resurrection conquered death.  using Wikipedia.
3.Peppa pig. Interrogation.

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1. What is the capital of Burkina Faso?
Ouagadougou.(research on internet)

2. Why do some people give chocolate eggs at Easter?
It means the beginning and continuation of life.(research on internet)

3. Which film would your participants in the class most like to see in the cinema on Friday?
In The Heights : Unlimited Screening(interrogate group members)

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•Research philosophy (e.g. Positivism, interpretivism, post-modernism, pragamatism)
Positivism: focus on strictly scientific empiricist method designed to yield pure data and facts uninfluenced by human interpretation or bias.
interpretivism: emphasises that humans are different from physical phenomena because they create meanings.
post-modernism: emphasises the role of language and of power relations, seeking to question accepted ways of thinking and give voice to alternative marginalised views
pragamatism: asserts that concepts are only relevant where they support action. It strives to reconcile both objectivism and subjectivism, facts and values, accurate and rigorous knowledge and different contextualised experiences

•Research approach (inductive or deductive)
inductive (Confirmatory): Theory testing
Deductive (Exploratory): Theory building

•Time scale (cross-sectional or longitudinal)
cross-sectional: Looking at something just once, often involving comparing the results from 2 or more groups.
longitudinal: studying a particular thing across time, collecting data at least twice

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Task 1：Proper nutrition: Nutrition can be determined according to the elements rich in the injected food.
For example:
Proper nutrition includes consuming five portions of fruit and vegetables and 2000 calories per day without exceeding the recommended fat and sugar intake

Overuse of social media :The standard can be based on the time spent on social networking sites using electronic devices such as mobile phones and computers every day.
For example：
The daily usage time exceeds 11 hours.

Task 2:extroverts: The number of friends made. Skills to actively communicate with others. Five personality forms.
logical thinking: Time of calculation.
alertness: The reaction time and speed of action in the face of emergencies.

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Proper nutrition: Total food intake
Overuse of social media: The total time spend on social media.

extroverts: observe their social activities
logical thinking: take a Sudoku test
alertness:

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proper nutrition: body gets all the nutrients, vitamins, and minerals it needs to work its best.
Overuse of social media: the time of watching social media longer than 8 hours

extroverts: interview some tall people
logical thinking: do some logical tests
alertness: observation

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Proper nutrition： your body gets all the nutrients, vitamins, and minerals it needs to work its best. Plan your meals and snacks to include nutrient-dense foods that are also low in calories
Overuse of social media：Phantom phone signals

Withdrawal symptoms

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Research Design

Philosophy：Positivism

Method：Quantitative

Technique：Questionnaire

Reason:Have a large sample ,Collect information quickly , Comparability, Easy analysis and visualization.

Setting

Where：Sales office

Data Protection Ethics：Get permission from interviewees

Reason: We could find target group easily,Ask permission for the office

Keep the data safe

Participants

Who: People who wanna buy their first house

Participant Ethics : Before the interview begins, ask the interviewee whether there are any tough questions.

Reason:Get the permission of the people and promise they not to reveal their private data

Materials

Things needed : pen, paper, brochures, water, chair, table.

Reason: we need some backup for our staff

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limitations: A limitation is a definite “problem” with your research, something that stops it from being “perfect”.

Potential Significance:
What are its potential benefits?
How will it contribute to knowledge?
What might your data analysis tell us?

Anticipated Challenges:
A possible problem with your research – something that could go wrong.  Always give detail and an example and say how you could overcome this anticipated challenge.

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Delivery:
Approach (enthusiasm, confidence)
Vioce (pace, tone, expression & volume)
Timing

Content:
Relevance
Inclusion of justifications/ examples