How does Multitasking with Digital Devices Affects Memory Retention and Attention in Elementary School Children?

It’s just a standard research proposal, but when you make this make sure when you use in text citation, that it is also in apa 7th edition. Use the articles that i provided below for the 20 sources needed!Research Proposal Format ExampleFollowing is a general outline of the material that should be included in your project proposal.I. Title PageII. Introduction and Literature Review (Chapters 2 and 3) A. Identification of specific problem area (e.g., what is it, why it is important). B. Prevalence, scope of problem. C. An overview of what we know (literature review). What has previous researchfound out about the problem? What methods and samples did they use? What areyour main variables of interest and what do we know about them from previousresearch (include conceptual definitions of terms)? Add critiques of other research(i.e., strengths and weaknesses of previous research). D. An overview of what we don’t know (i.e., gap/gaps in the literature that you planto address in your project). E. Statement of the purpose of your study and research question(s). Relate these tothe gap in the literature you are addressing. Include hypotheses, if applicable.Note: Be sure to organize and use subheadings as well as integrate the literature in a way thattells your story.III. MethodologyA. Design (Chapters 4, 5, and 6) 1. Will this be a qualitative, quantitative, or mixed? What is your rationale? 2. What type of specific design will be used? What is your rationale?3. What specific research methods will be used (e.g., control group, comparisongroup, survey, interviews, etc.)? What is your rationale?B. Sample and Procedures (Chapter 7)1. Describe your study population and proposed sample (expected size,demographics, etc.)2. How will the sample be selected? Once they are selected what procedures willthey follow as they participate in your study.3. Informed consent: Explain thoroughly how you will gain informed consent ordocument why informed consent is not required for this project. 4. Describe ethical considerations and measure taken to protect human subjects.C. Measurement (Chapters 8, 9, and 10)1. Describe the instruments and/or procedure (e.g., interview questions andsettings) you will use to measure the variables or capture a participant’sexperience. If you select an existing instrument, be sure to provideinformation on strategies used to demonstrate validity such as: reliability,number of items, how they are scored, what the scores mean, who items weredeveloped for, etc. Include a copy of any instrument you plan to use andexplain how it is scored and whether there are any norms or cutoff scores. Ifyou use a behavior counting procedure, be sure to provide a rationale. If yourstudy is qualitative you must provide your interview questions, includingprompt questions and outline strategies used to demonstrate trustworthiness. D. Are there other ethical or political issues associated with this research as you havedesigned it? How will you address these issues? How you will address anycultural considerations, if appropriate (there are always some).F. Analysis Plan: Describe all steps related to preparing and analyzing your data.G. Limitations: Identify and discuss several methodological limitations