Reflect on the following elements:
1) Scope of the research, 2) Hypotheses and research questions,
3) Research design and sample.
In 100–150 words, explain how these elements shape a quantitative study.
Reply to at least one classmate with a meaningful comment or question.

1) What is the development of the theoretical perspective?
2) What stages does it involve?
3) How can we organize and build the theoretical framework?
Write a 100–150-word post explaining the importance of each part.
Respond to at least one peer’s post with a thoughtful comment.

Reflect on the following components of a research problem:
1) Research Objectives, 2) Research Questions, 3) Justification.
In 100–150 words, explain the role of each element and why it is essential for a strong research design.
Reply to at least one classmate with a thoughtful comment or question.

Guys, 

Once you read the paper, I want you to depict your understanding thereof in a short comment. 

Guys, 

Outlining our ideas is the key component to develop appropriate write-ups. However, outlines are not applicable to the whole academic population. In fact, there are people who prefer not to sketch their ideas in the pre-writing stage. My question for you is, how useful is it to plan your ideas before writing? Is it a mandatory condition?