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- Research MethodsThis is an article on how to determine the best research method to use when conducting research. It details quantitative, qualitative , mixed and action research methodologies.
- Research StrategyThis article details how a researcher would go about developing a strategy for the research they are conducting.
- Research Question and Hypothesis DevelopmentThis is an article written for my Graduate Research Method class. It details how to develop a research question and hypothesis to support the research efforts regarding the chosen topic.
- Ethics and ResearchThis is an article I wrote for my Graduate Research Methods class. It reflects on areas of importance a researcher must consider in order to conduct research ethically.
MDMA Research Study for PTSDI participated in a research study on using MDMA (street name Ecstasy) for patients that suffer from post traumatic stress disorder.- 4 Places to Find Paid Research Study Opportunities in Boston and Cambridge, MAAn overview of four reliable places to find opportunities to get paid to participate in research studies in the Boston and Cambridge, MA area.
- How to Integrate Observational, Survey, and Focus Group Data in a Research StudyObservational, survey, and focus-group data can be integrated effectively by allowing each different type of data collection to fulfill different needs and purposes.
- Make Money Fast Doing Market Research StudiesLearn how to make money fast participating in various types of market research studies.
Large Research Study to Determine Long-Term Cell Usage and Possible Health ConcernsCell phones have only been a round a relatively short period of time, however there has always been research on whether they cause any medical concerns. The largest study in Europe will look at long term usage over next 30 years.- When Research Studies Don't PayLeading research companies are always looking for participants. They entice people with sizable payments, but they aren't always upfront with their policies.
- Prayer: An Effective Alternative Medicine TherapyAlternative medicine therapies work on many different levels to achieve healing and prayer should be included in these therapies.
- Would You Let Your Child Participate in a Medical Research Study?New medicine, treatments, and vaccines - they all need to go through various stages of research and clinical trials before they are approved for general use. If you had the option, would you let your child participate in a medical research study?
- My Experiences with Medical Research StudiesIt started out innocent enough.
- How to Be a Good Research Study PatientConsumer tips article on being a good research study subject
Should You Participate in a Medical Research Study?Should you participate in a medical research study.- Participate in a Research Study - Make $4800!Ever thought of participating in a clinical research study? Some sleep disorder studies pay several thousand. Read on about the "catches" these advertisements forget to mention.
- New Research Study Links Bacteria to ObesityResearchers at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have just released some exciting new findings about obesity. Their results suggest bacteria found in the digestive tract could be the culprits that determine who is obese and who is not.
Get Paid for Academic Research StudiesWhile I can't claim that it's made me rich, participating as a subject in academic research studies has been an easy, socially beneficial, and even fun way to earn a little extra cash in my spare time.- Baby Boomers get Involved in their Health CareAs baby boomers age, they are eager to be involved in their health care. A Washington company, Radiant Research, is recruiting their help in research.
Can You Save $1,000 by the Holidays?I reviewed an article by another Yahoo contributor to see if the suggestions are applicable to real life.- Sample Research InstrumentsThe pre-tested rubric was used on the criteria, which is set to determine the skills in communication and structured English lessons.
- Research Shows Religion is a Dying Trend Among Less-Educated Whites in AmericaFlying in the face of conventional thinking, less educated, white Americans are attending church less than their higher educated countrymen. Based on a recent study by the American Sociological Association...
Ask an Animal How They CopeThere is a resilience that springs from our animal friends. A little dog survived a tsunami and was found, alive and well, three weeks following the devastation. How well do you cope with stress? We have much to learn from the animals.- Researcher Studies Way to Grow Meat in a Factory Rather Than a FarmIf a South Carolina scientist has his way, in the not-so-distant future, meat will no longer come from a cow or chicken, but rather from a vat of cultured cells in a similar way that yogurt and beer are produced.
How to Prepare to Be Stranded at the AirportStuck hours in the airport: Stuff to have with you
Freebies, Product Testing and Research Study SitesWhere do people go to get free samples? Here is a list of a few of the many freebie web blogs that list the free samples!- What is Halotherapy: Salt Room Therapy?Halotherapy is deemed an alternative therapy for many respiratory issues and skin conditions. Salt rooms are growing in the U.S. What is halotherapy and is it safe?
Depression and Chocolate - Researchers Study the ConnectionAccording to an April 2010 study, people who are depressed eat 55 percent more chocolate than their non-depressed peers. Does chocolate help improve depression, or does depression worsen with increased chocolate consumption?- Your Address May Be Influencing Your Pant SizeAre you looking to lose a little weight? You may need to look at where you live.
- Researchers Study Using Active Ingredient in Heroine to Treat Heroine AddictsDiacetylmorphine, the active ingredient in heroine, has been studied for use in treating opioid addicts in a New England Journal of Medicine article titled Diacetylmorphine Versus Methadone for the Treatment of Opioid Addiction
- What Is the Truth in Alternative Medicine Research and ArticlesYou as the consumer reading articles every day need to understand that an article in not always right or truthful. Learn to read articles and research with a critical and questioning mind.
Want a Good Mate? Pick a NeuroticMildly neurotic people can make good marriage partners according to science. They are conscientious about household tasks and take good care of their health. On the other hand, elevated neurosis can be a disorder.- Being an Agile Company: Stepping Beyond Lean PerformanceSo much has changed since the birth of the scientific management era. In order to survive and flourish, companies have to adapt to the environment and continue to be profitable. One of the innovative means to do this is to become agile.
- Girls Taste Buds More Sensitive Than Boys Research Study FindingsParents may already know what their children like and dislike, but a new study about the taste buds of children and teenagers offers some insights into the taste preferences of girls, boys and teenagers.
- Deciphering Research Studies in the MediaThis article explains the flaws of research that you should look for when trying to decide whether or not to believe a media claim such as "Drinking soda causes cancer." or "Married people are more depressed than single people."
Eight Best Factors in Selecting a Research TopicThere are no standard rules for the selection of a research topic but the under listed will serve as a guide for researchers.- Health: Prescription FruitMany fruits have come to be associated with specific health benefits. By self-prescribing specific fruits for specific conditions, you may be missing out on a wide range of health benefits.
- A Research Study Review: Does Witkow's & Fuligni's 2x2 Method Produce Valid Results?The author critiques the 2007 research study conducted by Melissa Witkow and Andre Fuligni that introduces their use of a 2 x 2 model to look at the achievement goals and daily experiences among high school students from diverse backgrounds.
We'll Notice Fear in a Face Quicker Than We'll See Someone Smile, Says New ResearchResearchers have determined that we recognize fear in someone's face much quicker than we recognize a happy or neutral face. We decode the emotion in someone's face so quickly that we don't even know it.- Detecting Deception: Experts Not Any Better at Detecting Lies Than Average Citizens, Study FindsAssessing truthfulness isn't so much dependent upon one's ability to pick up on stereotypical clues, but on how badly one wants to spot such clues. In other words, the more determined or motivated one is to detect deception, the more likely that person will make mistakes.

