Assignment Proposal Worksheet
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PSY 335 Week 2 Material Proposal Worksheet-UOP
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PSY 335 Week 2 Material Proposal Worksheet-UOP
PSY335 Week 2 Team Assignment Proposal Worksheet
Complete the University of Phoenix Material: Proposal Worksheet.
Each member of the team chooses an article from a journal in the
university library (see below) and answers the 4 questions in the Proposal
Worksheet document. Then everyone in the team reviews the other members’
submissions of answers 1-4 for each of their articles. After reviewing each
team member’s submission, answer the following two questions as a team:
1. What is your research question?
2. What is your hypothesis?
Now here’s a final note for everyone to keep in mind: decide on
a topic that the team wants to find these research study articles on because
the team will choose one of the subjects that you will have presented in the
Week 2 proposal worksheet to focus on for the Methods Paper due Week 3. Using
one of the research questions and hypothesis you all agreed on in Week 2 for
this subject, the team will create your own imaginary study around the subject,
and then write the paper during Week 3.
The team will then submit a paper that includes each team
member’s article review (the four questions answered with the article citation)
and the team answers to the two questions.
NOTE: The articles you choose must be
articles in journals in the University’s library. Those are the only articles
that qualify for this assignment.
PSY335 Version 1 Proposal Worksheet
Each team member will pick an article for this worksheet.
Replicate these set of questions for each team member for this worksheet.
Team member name:
Citation of article:
1. What is the author’s goal?
2. What questions remain unanswered?
3. If I had to design an experiment to test this hypothesis,
what would I do?
4. What are the independent, dependent, and control variables?
After reviewing each team member’s submission, answer the
following questions as a team:
1. What is your research question?
2. What is your hypothesis?

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