• Sources Discussed: 12

• Brambilla, Martin-Lopez, and Metrick & Weitzman were put well into conversation on the importance of visuals in conservation efforts (marketing)

• Wang, Carver & White, and Gray helped display the impact of behavioral activation and system sensitivities

• Alley, Lorenz, Hildebrandt, Fitzgerald, and Kringelbach discuss cuteness appeal in conservation efforts

“Not Asian Enough”: Authenticity and Chinese Cuisine

• Sources Discussed: 9

• Hirose, Pih, Youn, Kim, and Jang discussed factors that influence perceptions of gastronomical authenticity

• Lu, Fine, Turgeon, and Pastinelli discussed the cultural effects of ethic cuisine authenticity

• Zukin, Anderson, and Magruder discussed the significance and impact of online reviews

  
  

Sources Discussed: 11 total (Including figures). Nelms, visual representations of vertical and bird's eye view of sightline. This source was relied on heavily like an anchor source to explain the theory of Lightning and set the background for the paper(Jack Muisenga).

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

Sources Discussed: 13 Total. They use Hunt, Agarwal, and Zhuang to set a base for their experiment explaining misinformation and building on it to become more specific and make their own argument about the spread of it (Jack Muisenga).

• Content Analysis

• Evaluation Research

• Grounded Theory

RQ: what effect do Behavioral Activation/Approach System sensitivities—the physiological mechanism believed to control appetitive motivation (Gray, 1981, 1987a, 1990)—coupled with animals’ kindchenschema cute features—prototypical cute features as established in pertinent scholarly literature (Alley 1981, 1983; Lorenz 1943)—have on Tucsonan adult hikers’ desires to charitably donate to endangered mammalian species native to Arizona?

Not Asian Enough

• Content Analysis

• Correlational Research

• Factor Analysis

RQ: study aims to identify what factors Americans believe are necessary for Chinese cuisine in America

Paper 1 - Cultivation, Resistance, and Beauty:

Good Advanced language

Clear research point and easy to understand

Good use of "Gap" having to do with the Manazar Gardens

Paper 2 - Quantitative Analysis of Android Permission Request:

Proper language, however it uses casual language on occasion

Research is informative but lacks proper motivation or point

Good and common use of sources

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

Research methods

1. Design

   1. Non-experimental design to explore how business owners guíes the risks and benefits of renovation

   2. Goal was to determine if BIM would accurately show owners about the risks and ease their apprehensions about these risks

2. Method

   1. Thematic content analysis (based of other studies)

      1. Used for drawing conclusions from interviews with retail and restaurant professionals

      2. In-depth Qualitative information

      3. Examined patterns in data

3. Subjects

   1. Owners/ general managers of retail stores and restaurants around downtown Jacksonville

   2. Use their data to predict if it will encourage them to renovate buildings

PAPER 2: SCIENCE FICTION AND CAREER ASPIRATION

Research question: 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?

Research Methods

1. Procedures approved by internal review board

   1. Ethical

   2. Non-invasive

2. Participants (HIGH LEVEL OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE)

   1. Professionals who already have a career related to space exploration

      1. Astronauts, astronomers, technicians, engineers

   2. College students in classes related to space

      1. Astronomy, astrophysics

3. Online survey

   1. Preliminary consent form

   2. Voluntary

   3. Demographic information

   4. Multiple choice

   5. Scaled response questions

   6. No free response

4. Interviews

   1. Expansions of survey questions

   2. Weeks of data collection

Historical analysis of interviews discussing the purpose of the gardens and then comparing the answers. This is qualitative data having to do with personal opinion.

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?

Paper 2 - Quantitative Analysis of Android Permission Request:

Quantitative analysis of data bases in android phones on the acceptance of permission request.

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?

Paper 1 - Cultivation, Resistance, and Beauty:

The results were qualitative, having multiple interviewees claim similar themes having to do with the purpose of the gardens. This answer the research question as it provided a commonly accepted purpose of the gardens believed by the workers themselves.

Paper 2 - Quantitative Analysis of Android Permission Request:

The results were quantitative, showing a decline of accepted privacy request on androids, answered their research question that there was a change in accepted request from 2016-2018

RQ: 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:

• Experimental Research

Qualitative Study that looked to see the results and effects of different lightings and coloring

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

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

Research Methods:

• Case Study Research

• Correlational Research

Quantitative study that surveyed a group of high school students to find out misinformation spread

• Results: Both qualitative and quantitative data to prove that more BAS sensitivities cause more donations because they are prone to protecting the cute animals in the endangered ecosystem

• “Not Asian Enough”: Authenticity and Chinese CuisineResearch Question: this study aims to identify what factors Americans believe are necessary for Chinese cuisine in America to be labeled as authentic

• Results: Both qualitative and quantitative data to highlight that authenticity of ethnic food was defined as a measure of how closely cuisine accepted outside of its respective ethnic group resembled its origins which was proved very effective by regarding the three steps: mention the term authentic, be posted within chosen time frame, justify why food is authentic

• 20 sources used in total

• lots of conversation among key sources rather than one main source, such as using the sources that talk about the use of BIM to connect to sources about building in Jacksonville and how small business owners could take advantage of it.

paper 2: Science Fiction and Career Aspiration

• 14 sources used

• they used many different sources together that all spoke on the same claim of science fiction being influential, realistic, or unrealistic but each of them used an example of different TV shows or movies. Each of their sources were compared based on these claims to formulate one main claim that their personal research was then based on.

Paper 2: This paper aims to identify how the realistic and fantastical aspects of science fiction affects career choice. The author uses quantitative data in the form of survey results, which show that unrealistic aspects of sci-fi are more influential. These help to answer the research question by showing a common viewpoint among a sample of people.

Mamma Mia! Capturing the Art of Lighting Design: A Creative Approach

RQ: 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?

Findings: The findings were qualitative looking at different lightings and colorings to convey different feelings and moods. This helped to effectively examine how different theories on lighting and coloring helped to develop different lighting and coloring in her Mamma Mia! play.

Paper 2:

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

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

Findings: Quantitative results that looked to see the amounts of students that received misinformation in different ways. It effectively helped to answer the research question by seeing the different ways in which students received this information