Research Question: Based on the theories of professional lighting design, how do I develop lighting playbacks and cues for Mamma Mia! using high school rigs and technology

There are 11 sources

• Evan Shimizu’s work, “Exploratory Stage Lighting Design using Visual Objectives.

the paper is heavily reliant Shimizu's work, showcasing examples of his methodology for key programming to directly explain how lighting capabilities be completley implemented

his work had evidence on lighting design and cues that the author needed, yet there was a gap as it did not address high school

synthesize this evidence, and apply it to Mamma Mia's lighting and cues, connecting to if it can be used in high school equipment

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Echo Chambers and Misinformation

Research Question; How much Misinformation Spreads in an Echo Chamber of Madison High School Students?

There are 13 sources

• Uses Hunt, Agarwal, Zhuang, Allcott, Gentzkow are used to show how information is misleading

• Tornberg, Bessi, and Flaxman are used to show that echo chambers increase homogeneity and mass culture

• Irving, Mcdonald, Parisier, and Zuckerberg are used to show that people have been relying on social media rather than the news for information

• Gabarron and Benjamin are used to show the effect of echo chambers on adults

Paper 1: Entrepreneurs' Perceptions of Building Information Modeling for Use in Renovation Projects

20 Sources in total.

• The source has no anchor sources but all sources contribution to the argument is well balanced. They use the sources in conversation with one another to deepen their arguments credibility and legitimacy. They talk about how small business owners can take advantage of the building in Jacksonville to their benefit.

Paper 2: Science Fiction and Career Aspiration

• 14 sources used

All sources used by the author are used by using their claims to support one whole claim of their one. Among these sources claims are mainly on the topic of science fiction being realistic and influential. All in all sources are used very thoughtfully throughout to connect his argument among multiple sources.

There were 20 sources. No one source was used primarily. The sources were used in conversation with each other to enhance the research.

Brambilla et al and Verissimo et al both showed that aesthetica and bias both play a role in the donations given to certain species.

Set Two Paper Two “Not Asian Enough”: Authenticity and Chinese Culture

• 9 Sources discussed

• Youn, Kin, Pih, Hirose, and Jang talk about the different factors that are associated with perceptions of gastronomical authenticity.

• Fine, Lu, Turgeon, and Pastinelli talked about cultural effects of ethnic cuisine authenticity.

• Magruder, Zukin, and Anderson talked about the significance and impact of online reviews in relation to the discussion of Authenticity

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RQ: What benefits and risks do entrepreneurs associate with

renovation and if Building Information Modeling (BIM) software, to impact their viewpoints.

The research conducted, consisted of interviews, which were sorted into two tables. Table 1: Themes Among Entrepreneurs’ Experiences Downtown and Table 2: Themes Relating to BIM Feedback. By putting the information from the interviews into tables, common views of BIM feedback are able to be analyzed more thoroughly. Then, the data from the tables were compiled into a charts where the total occurrences of themes among entrepreneurs’ experiences downtown were displayed and the total occurrences of themes relaying to BIM feedback, to clearly understand the data. The data gathered was quantitative, were the numbers of interviews with the themes and total of occurrences of the themes are recorded from the interviews.

This research clearly answers the RQ because they are the direct results of interviewing entrepreneurs about themes, such as development and grant support, as well as themes bout BIM price and BIM support. The data compiled clearly answers the RQ and gives entrepreneurs distinctive viewpoints on the benefits and risks they associate with BIM software.

Entrepreneurs’ Perceptions of Building Information Modeling for Use in Renovation Projects

RQ: According to entrepreneurs in the retail and restaurant industry, will the use of BIM encourage renovation of buildings in downtown Jacksonville?

• Content Analysis

  - Used interviews of employees in the retail and restaurant industries to analyze and draw conclusions.

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Science Fiction and Career Aspiration

RQ: Which elements, realistic or fantastical, in science fiction contribute more significantly to inspiring individuals to pursue careers in space exploration, and what specific aspects of these narratives resonate with professionals and those hoping to pursue a career across various fields related to space?

• Interviews

• Surveys

Research Question:

Based on the theories of professional lighting design, how do I develop lighting playbacks and cues for Mamma Mia! using high school rigs and technology?

Research Methods

This paper uses an Experimental research method through the utilizations of differential figures from major lighting experts as well as using manipulation of cues of the different dimensions of color by both Wilms and Oberfeld and applying them to the author's own lighting designs and cues in their own experiment.

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Echo Chambers

Research Question: How much Misinformation Spreads in an Echo Chamber of Madison High School Students?

the method used was surveys, and closet to experimental research

RQ: Through a qualitative retrospective ethnographic case study, what purposes did the Japanese ornamental gardens in the Manzanar internment camp serve for the Japanese Americans during World War II?

The research conducted was qualitative in nature, and through analyzing interviews and primary sources, the author determined the purpose of the gardens in the Manzanar internment camp. According to their results, the five primary themes related to the gardens and their purposes were Community Building and Enrichment, Defiance of Environment, Gaman, Shikata ga nai, and Boredom. And ultimately, the purposes of the gardens were to defy environmental conditions, improve relationships with the WRA, reconnect generations, and offer creative expression of Japanese Americans' feelings.

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Quantitative Analysis of Android Permission Requests

Through a quantitative experimental analysis, how have the permission requests of the top 100 google play store Android applications varied in the United States from 2016 to 2018?

The research conducted was quantitative, and the graphs showing the data answers the question by demonstrating how permission requests are slowly decreasing per application.

6 sources in total  in Context 1.1

Felt is used as an anchor source and there was a conversation between him and Alani.

Stat counter and E Marketer We’re very statistic based websites that help provide data in order to help support the research paper with specific statistics.

Morril helps provide background information and history. 

Remissions Overview is not helpful in a specific category but helps develop the overall argument.

Saltier focuses on qualitative data more than other sources 

Felt uses data and statistics that’s credible for the paper.

Cultivation, Resistance, and Beauty:

Literature review

5 sources are used in total 

Anna Tamara is the anchor source as it is primarily used and helps provide a lot of evidence.

Ibid provide specific quote that assist in making the claim.

Kenneth Helphand is a credible source that works with the Ibid source to create biological paragraph.

Research Question: Based on the theories of professional lighting design, how do I develop lighting playbacks and cues for Mamma Mia! using high school rigs and technology?

The paper utilized mostly qualitative results through explaining the use and colors and lighting to ultimately emphasize a mood in a scene. She uses influences from other expert choreographers to ultimately influence her decision that would lead her to choosing a result that would mostly be qualitative through the use of expression of mood from the lights.

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Research Question: How much Misinformation Spreads in an Echo Chamber of Madison High School Students?

the results were qualitative, and it helped answer the research question because it showed that participants showed how they easily fell for misinformation

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RQ: Which elements, realistic or fantastical, in science fiction

contribute more significantly to inspiring individuals to pursue careers in space exploration, and

what specific aspects of these narratives resonate with professionals and those hoping to pursue a

career across various fields related to space?

The research is gathered using surveys and interviews. Data is collected in a survey where Fifty respondents (84.7%) defined the science fiction that impacted their career as unrealistic, with only nine respondents (15.3%) claiming that the sciencefiction that impacted their career choice was realistic. Additionally, results from the interviews were put into a chart to determine the type of science fiction that influenced the respondents. Lastly, results to analyze whether personal influence or belief of what is more influential was more present. This data is both qualitative and quantitative, as it presents statistical and descriptive data.

While a multitude of data is collected, it is not very effective in actually answering the RQ because Results are oversimplified and do not consider other variables in having a career in science.

RQ: Through a qualitative retrospective ethnographic case study, what purposes did the Japanese Americans during World War 2?

Research Method: Ethnographic Historical Research (mix of Ethnographic and Historical Research)

• analyzes many primary sources such as journals and interviews of Japanese Americans in Internment Camps

• Assessing the stories and connecting their experiences tying it to the Gardens

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Quantitative Analysis of Android Permission Requests

RQ: Through a quantitative experimental analysis, how have the permission requests of the top 100 google play store Android applications varied in the United States from 2016 to 2018?

Research Method: Experimental Research

• assesses a line of best fit to see if their is a correlation between the x (time) and y axis (# of requests)

The researcher used a survey as part of their research method as well as source analysis

Paper Two “Not Asian Enough”: Authenticity and Chinese Culture” Research Method

• Content Analysis

• Correlational Research

• Factor Analysis

The Research Question examines what factors Americans deem as necessary for Chinese cuisine in America

The research was heavily quantitative using subjective measures as a source of information to help answer the research question. The perceived cuteness did affect the amount of donations.

“Not Asian Enough”

Research Question The Research Question examines what factors Americans deem as necessary for Chinese cuisine in America

Uses both qualitative and quantitative data to demonstrate that the authenticity of ethnic food is in a relationship of how closely cuisine out of its ethnic group is related to its respective ethnic group. This was very effective because the way it was presented was logical; for example, the student uses direct evidence from Yelp reviews to verify the authenticity of certain ethnic cuisines.

Paper 1: Entrepreneurs’ Perceptions of Building Information Modeling for Use in Renovation Projects

• 20 sources used in total

• The source does not have an anchor source but instead uses multiple sources to connect his argument. they put the sources in conversation with each other to make his argument credible and legitimate. Specifically they talk about how small business owners can take advantage of the growing Jacksonville.

Paper 2: Science Fiction and Career Aspiration

• 14 sources used

• The author used all of their sources claims to back his own personal claim and guide his paper. Mainly talking about the ideas of science fiction being influential.