a nurse is working in a village in the mountains of Eastern Haiti. she notes a number of the children and pregnant women are eating cookies made with large portions of dirt (mud cookies). complete the following.
1. write a quantitative experimental research question related to children eating mud cookies in Haiti. (MUST have independent and dependent variable)
2. write a hypothesis for your research question.
3. for the hypothesis written, describe the following:
independent variables, dependent variables, type of hypothesis
(null or research, directional or non-directional), with a
rationale for the type of hypothesis you chose.
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Q. No. 1. Answer :
Quantitative experimental research question :
A study to assess the knowledge regarding side effects like warm infestations and anemia by eating mud cookies among children and their parents in Haiti.
A structured informational module regarding side effects of eating mud cookies and it's management among children and their parents in Haiti, by providing informational module.
In these independent variable is eating mud cookies.
Dependent variable is warm infestations and anemia.
Q. No. 2. Hypothesis :
The children who ate mud cookies they may have high incidence of side-effects like warm infestations and anemia.
Q. No. 3. Answer :
For that hypothesis
* independent variable is eating mud cookies.
* dependent variable is warm infestations and anemia.
Because by eating mud cookies only children are developing warm infestations and anemia, so the warm infestations are depending on eating mud cookies.
* if the children eat more they are high risk to severe anemia and warm infestations.
* if the children who eats less they are having less chance to develop anemia and warm infestations.
Type of hypothesis : it is research hypothesis, because here cause and effect is there.
And directional hypothesis because directly causing anemia and warm infestations.
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