Proposal Methods
Proposal Methods
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Criteria |
Levels of Achievement |
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Content |
Advanced |
Proficient |
Developing |
Not present |
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Population and Sampling
(70%; 105 points) |
24 - 26 points
Mastery is demonstrated through a clear presentation of… · A description of the studied population is given (attributes, diagnoses, demographics, etc.) · The sampling method is included · Rationale for choosing that sampling method · Inclusion and exclusion criteria for becoming a participant · Screening of participants · Briefing of participants · Any other procedures or processes related to obtaining a sample · Setting of the research is included
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21 - 23 points
Understanding is demonstrated through a clear presentation of… · A description of the studied population is given (attributes, diagnoses, demographics, etc.) · The sampling method is included · Rationale for choosing that sampling method · Inclusion and exclusion criteria for becoming a participant · Screening of participants · Briefing of participants · Any other procedures or processes related to obtaining a sample
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1 – 20 points Significant issues were noted with one or more of the following… · Population is not fully described · Sampling method is not stated · Rationale for choice sampling method not fully presented · Inclusion and exclusion criteria for participation not fully presented · Briefing and screening of participants not fully presented
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0 points Not present |
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Instrumentation |
24 - 26 points
Mastery is demonstrated through a clear presentation of…
· Each instrument is described in detail · Reliability discussed, type with data, supported by peer-reviewed article(s) with citations · Validity discussed, type with data, supported by peer-reviewed article(s) with citations · Rationale for selecting instrument(s), supported by peer-reviewed article(s) with citations · Type of data generated by the instrument is specified (nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio) · Operational definition of variable(s) is consistent with instrument(s) (i.e., ability-based emotional intelligence is measured by an ability-based emotional intelligence instrument rather than a trait-based instrument) · Sample questions on each instrument are provided · A copy of the instrument with permissions information (such as an email from the author) is included in the appendix of the paper
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21 - 23 points
Understanding is demonstrated through a clear presentation of…
· Each instrument is described in detail · Reliability discussed, type with data, supported by peer-reviewed article(s) with citations · Validity discussed, type with data, supported by peer-reviewed article(s) with citations · Rationale for selecting instrument(s), supported by peer-reviewed article(s) with citations · Type of data generated by the instrument is specified (nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio) · Operational definition of variable(s) is consistent with instrument(s) (i.e., ability-based emotional intelligence is measured by an ability-based emotional intelligence instrument rather than a trait-based instrument)
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1 – 20 points Significant issues were noted with one or more of the following…
· Instrument(s) are not described in detail · Reliability is not fully discussed and supported by data and published sources. · Validity is not fully discussed and supported by data and published sources. · Rationale for selecting instrument(s), supported by peer-reviewed article(s) with citations not fully presented · Type of data generated by the instrument is not specified (nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio) · Operational definition of variable(s) is not consistent with instrument(s) (i.e., ability-based emotional intelligence is measured by an ability-based emotional intelligence instrument rather than a trait-based instrument)
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0 points Not present |
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Procedures (27) |
25 - 27 points Mastery is demonstrated through a clear presentation of… · Description and name of the design of the proposed study · The theoretical support for using this study design to test the hypotheses · The treatment protocols (if treatments are included) · The measured variables and how they were measured. · When the data was collected · The controls used · How the controls impact the internal and external validity of the study
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22-24 points Understanding is demonstrated through a clear presentation of… · Description and name of the design of the proposed study · The theoretical support for using this study design to test the hypotheses · The treatment protocols (if treatments are included) · The measured variables and how they were measured. · When the data was collected · The controls used · How the controls impact the internal and external validity of the study
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1 – 21 points
Significant issues were noted regarding clarity of presentation or content not presented per the following… · Description and name of the design of the proposed study · The theoretical support for using this study design to test the hypotheses · The treatment protocols (if treatments are included) · The measured variables and how they were measured. · When the data was collected · The controls used · How the controls impact the internal and external validity of the study
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0 points Not present |
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Analysis |
24 - 26 points
Mastery is demonstrated through a clear presentation of… · The statistical test(s) used for analysis · The rationale for using this statistical test for analysis · How the results of the analysis are used to evaluate the hypotheses · Type of data that will be generated
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21 - 23 points
Understanding is demonstrated through a clear presentation of… · The statistical test(s) used for analysis · The rationale for using this statistical test for analysis · How the results of the analysis are used to evaluate the hypotheses |
1 – 20 points Significant issues were noted regarding clarity of presentation or content not presented per the following… · The statistical test(s) used for analysis · The rationale for using this statistical test for analysis · How the results of the analysis are used to evaluate the hypotheses |
0 points Not present |
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Structure |
Advanced |
Proficient |
Developing |
Not present |
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(30%; 45 points) |
41 - 45 points
· Writing is clear, concise, and has a logical flow · Grammar, sentence structure, and spelling are correct · Current APA guidelines are followed · All assertions and statements of fact are supported by citations of course texts or peer-reviewed sources. · Paper is 4-5 pages in length · All assertions are supported by citations from the course materials or peer-reviewed literature |
37 - 40 points
· Some issues with writing being clear, concise, and having a logical flow · Some issues with grammar, sentence structure, and spelling · Some issues with APA style · Most assertions and statements of fact are supported by citations of course texts or peer-reviewed sources. · Paper is 4-5 pages in length · All assertions are supported by citations from the course materials or peer-reviewed literature |
1 – 36 points · Significant issues with writing being clear, concise, and having a logical flow · Significant issues with grammar, sentence structure, and spelling · Significant issues with APA style · Most assertions and statements of fact are not supported by citations of course texts or peer-reviewed sources. · Paper is 4-5 pages in length · All assertions are supported by citations from the course materials or peer-reviewed literature |
0 points Not present |
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Total (150) |
Advanced 137 – 150 points |
Proficient 122 – 138 points |
Developing 1 – 121 points |
Not Present |
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Professor Comments |
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