Design an experiment to answer a question you have about human development. Specify the question and the hypothesis and then describe the experiment. How would you prevent your conclusions from being biased and subjective?
Design a simple hypothetical experiment to answer a question you have about human development. Specify the question and the hypothesis and then describe the experiment. How would you prevent your conclusions from being biased and subjective?
Designed question: Are the service delivery of the governments in the developing countries efficient?
Hypothesis: Urbanization is the ever growing constant feature of modern world. The growth of urbanization brought the growth of urban poor due to the disproportionate distribution of economic growth. In order to achieve a level playing ground for further development, it is a huge concern that developing countries deals with the problem of various forms of inequality. From the governmental action, service delivery is a huge factor in realizing the goal of achieving equality.
Experiment: The targeted country taken is from Asia where targeted delivery is a government mission. The targeted delivery is in the field of universal health schemes, pensions and public distribution of rice, wheat etc.Lets take an experiment by tallying the population and the actual beneficiaries of a comparatively populated city. The disproportion at which the number people comes under the radar of government service delivery and outside of it would reflect the magnitude of the efficiency of the service delivery.
Conclusion: The conclusion derived could be unbiased as the data collected and the experimental survey done is based on empirical evidences. Though the government has the number of its population but when it comes to the delivery the targets are missing. Various indicators could prove how people are subjectively alienated from the targeted service delivery.
Design an experiment to answer a question you have about human development. Specify the question and...
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This assignment is about applying what you have learned about human development. I want you to think about different stages in life and describe what is happening at that stage of development. Include physical, cognitive (Piaget), moral(Kohlberg), psychosocial (Erikson) development for the following ages. 5-10 years old 15 -18 years old 20-25 years old 35-45 years old 50-65 years old 80+ years old
Think of observation then form a question and hypothesis. Then,
design an experiment you could do to test your hypothesis. Make
sure the experimental design is detailed and define all of your
variables (the dependent variable, the independent variable, the
controlled variable, designing the procedure, level of treatment,
replication, the control. )
On a separate sheet of paper, think of an observation you have made and then form a question and hypothesis. Then, design an experiment you could do to...
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