{"id":35803,"date":"2024-10-23T17:47:08","date_gmt":"2024-10-23T17:47:08","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.writemyessays.app\/blog\/questions\/ace-and-aro-understanding-differences-in-romantic-attractions-among-persons-identifying-as-asexual\/"},"modified":"2024-10-23T17:47:08","modified_gmt":"2024-10-23T17:47:08","slug":"ace-and-aro-understanding-differences-in-romantic-attractions-among-persons-identifying-as-asexual","status":"publish","type":"questions","link":"https:\/\/www.writemyessays.app\/blog\/questions\/ace-and-aro-understanding-differences-in-romantic-attractions-among-persons-identifying-as-asexual\/","title":{"rendered":"Ace and Aro: Understanding differences in Romantic Attractions Among Persons Identifying as asexual"},"content":{"rendered":"
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2. entire paper in 12 font<\/span>Use page numbers beginning on first page of text, not on the cover sheet.<\/span><\/div>\n
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The article reviewed may be either experimental or theoretical.<\/span>
How to think about and analyze an experiment<\/span>
What is the behavior in question?<\/span>
What does the background literature say about it?<\/span>
What are the results of past research?<\/span>
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What experiment was done to test the hypothesis?<\/span>
Who were the participants in the study reviewed?<\/span>
What was done to them or what types of observations were made?<\/span>
What were the dependent and independent variables.<\/span>
What was the design of the study: a correlation or an analysis of variance.<\/span>
What are the results of the experiment?<\/span>
Based on the discussion section, how do the results provide support or lack thereof for the<\/span>
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Does the study seem to be a good test of the scientific question? Why or why not? Do the results of<\/span>
the study answer a question or just support the already existing knowledge on the issue? Are there<\/span>
problems with how the behavior under study was operationalized and measured? Were the<\/span>
definitions and measures reliable and valid? What issues may be undermining the reliability and<\/span>
validity of these? Who were the participants and how were they recruited? Are there characteristics<\/span>
of the participants that might cause the results to be biased in a particular way? What are these?<\/span>
Was the design based on a correlation or analysis of variance and what are the implications of this?<\/span>
What types of problems might there be with the research? What are alternative explanations for the<\/span>
results? How generalizable are the results? Go back to chapter 3 in the text and address any of the<\/span>
problems described there that you see in your study.<\/span>
How to think about and analyze a theory:<\/span>
What behavior is addressed by the theory?<\/span>
What are the major assumptions of the theory?<\/span>
What are the alternative theories that are presented?<\/span>
What are the advantages of the new theory over the older theories? (That is, what does it explain<\/span>
that the others do not? What does it explain better than the others? What questions does it answer<\/span>
that the others do not?)<\/span>
What are the limitations of the new theory (What questions remain unanswered? What are<\/span>
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Does the theory generate testable hypotheses according to the author(s)? What are these.<\/span>
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In your opinion, is the theory involved logical and useful? Why or why not? Do you see any<\/span>
problems or inconsistencies with it? What are these?<\/span> <\/span>Does it have any particular strengths or<\/span>
weaknesses in your opinion? Are some important issues not addressed? Is the theory an<\/span>
improvement over other theories? Can the theory be tested? What tests have been suggested or do<\/span>
you suggest? Are there alternative explanations to those proposed? Is the theory well-researched?<\/span>
Is there evidence to support it? Is the theory new or does it build on older ideas which have been<\/span>
supported or not supported<\/span>
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