What is your research question? (the latest, most clear version of your question) (10 pts.)
3. According to your research question, what are your variables? (Just name the variables you will be manipulating AND/OR measuring in your study).
(You may have more or less variables depending on your proposed study, add lines if needed, delete lines if needed.)
4. Name and categorize your variables as manipulated or measured (same as above but add whether they are manipulated or measured according to your proposed method).
5. After you measure the variables, what data will you have, write the data for each variable. EXAMPLE: Variable: Depression: Data: Answers to the BDI (Beck Depression Inventory)
6. How will you know that the data in your study supports/does not support your hypothesis or answers your question? (In one or two sentences max.) (6 pt.)
7. What should future research in your topic should look at? Add questions that are still unanswered or other research questions that you would like to pursue based on what your study might show or what you learned from the literature.