SPMT600 Research Methods in Sports and Health Sciences
Select topics that you would like to study. Note how you might address the elements of the research questions and hypotheses for a proposed study about your selected topics.
What is your topic? any sport related
If the study is qualitative or mixed methods:
Qualitative strategy of inquiry |
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Central phenomenon |
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Participants |
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Research site |
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Using the script from the textbook (p. 131), write a central question for your study:
What is your research topic?
If the study is quantitative or mixed methods:
Independent variable(s) |
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Dependent variable(s) |
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Control variable(s) |
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Write a descriptive research question for a dependent variable:
Using the scripts from the textbook (p. 133), write an inferential research question to compare groups or related variables:
What is your research topic? If the study is mixed methods:
Mixed methods design |
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Mixing procedures that you will use (e.g., use qualitative data to explain initial quantitative results or compare and contrast qualitative results with the quantitative results) |
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Overall content goal of the study
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Based on your mixed methods design, will you list your quantitative or qualitative questions first? Explain.
Write a mixed methods research question that conveys the content goal of the study:
Write a mixed methods research question that conveys the procedures for mixing within the study.
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