The SLP for this course is designed to allow you to apply the research concepts and principles introduced throughout this course to a “real-world” health problem. As such, you will be asked to devise your own research question, to use the empirical literature to identify knowledge gaps in the field with regard to that research question, formulate a corresponding research hypothesis, propose an appropriate study design for testing that research hypothesis, and devise a sampling and recruitment plan to strengthen the generalizability of your study’s findings. In Module 4, you will upload a final paper consisting of all of these elements. Your Task for this Assignment: After reading the background materials for this module, select one of the following research topics and derive a corresponding research question and hypothesis. Next, write a 2- to 3-page paper in which you identify your research question and hypothesis. In devising your , apply the “Attributes of a ‘Good’ Res
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