Reflecting on the research that you did for your Annotated Bibliography last week, think of an area in the research that seems to be lacking or in which there is a controversy. You will do this by first coming up with an appropriate applied social psychology research question. Watch the Developing a Research Question video, which explains how to formulate a research question and provides examples of research questions. Then, you will create a short presentation (either a screencast or PowerPoint recording) in which you will propose your idea for a study or an experiment to try and answer your research question.Your research proposal presentation must include the following:
Your clearly stated research question
Your hypothesis
An explanation as to why this topic of research is important/necessary
Scientific support for your hypothesis (drawn from annotated bibliography)
An explanation of the research design (experimental or non-experimental)
A description of the procedure that explainsHow many participants you will need
What participants will do to complete the study
What results you expect to find
