aims Flashcards

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what is an aim?

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A general statement of what the research intends to investigate, the purpose of the study.

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How is an aim different from a hypothesis?

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An aim is a broad purpose of the study, while a hypothesis is a specific, testable prediction.

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What should an aim include?

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The topic being studied and the general relationship or behaviour being investigated.

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True or False: An aim includes specific variables and expected outcomes.

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False – that’s a hypothesis.

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Give an example of a research aim.

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To investigate whether exercise influences mood.

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Can a study have more than one aim?

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Yes, but each aim should be clearly defined and relevant to the research question.

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