Applying Methodology Paper
Applying Methodology in Research
HCS/465
July 8, 2013
Dawn Bricker
Applying Methodology in Research
When doing a research on a particular topic it is important to think first about what the purpose of the research. Most of researches conduct to help solve a problem or a situation. Then the research continues with the evidence that the person can gather to help solve the problem. This paper will explain how the research process with problems in Health Care. The research will be childhood obesity.
Definition of the Problem
The research is conducted to help solve childhood obesity in England. They also wanted to see if obesity is a health concern for this type of susceptible group (Croft, December 2011). The study was a concern to health …show more content…
They did the study to see if the obesity is as significant a problem in the England population as it in the general population. They did the study on girls and boys to see which gender were the most likely to become obese at the age of eight teen. The study as well helped parents or caregivers to learn how to control the children from becoming obese at a young age.
Research Questions The researchers wanted to discover if the obesity were coming from what the children was eating or was it inherited from the family. Once they could determine which was the most cause of the obesity, they wanted to do a research on better ways to prevent this from happening in the future for children. They as well wanted to know if the obesity were mostly in their culture or was it from other cultures as well.
Hypothesis/Hypotheses
The study of hypothesis is a specific, testable predictable about what he or she expect to happen in his or her study (Kendra, Jan.2011). In the study was conducted the research showed there were so many children were obese in England. In the study, they predicted they were going to discover why there were so many children overweight or obese. After discovering what the cause of the obesity was, they will discover ways to slow the childhood obesity down. There were no other study hypotheses done for this
HCS/465
July 8, 2013
Dawn Bricker
Applying Methodology in Research
When doing a research on a particular topic it is important to think first about what the purpose of the research. Most of researches conduct to help solve a problem or a situation. Then the research continues with the evidence that the person can gather to help solve the problem. This paper will explain how the research process with problems in Health Care. The research will be childhood obesity.
Definition of the Problem
The research is conducted to help solve childhood obesity in England. They also wanted to see if obesity is a health concern for this type of susceptible group (Croft, December 2011). The study was a concern to health …show more content…
They did the study to see if the obesity is as significant a problem in the England population as it in the general population. They did the study on girls and boys to see which gender were the most likely to become obese at the age of eight teen. The study as well helped parents or caregivers to learn how to control the children from becoming obese at a young age.
Research Questions The researchers wanted to discover if the obesity were coming from what the children was eating or was it inherited from the family. Once they could determine which was the most cause of the obesity, they wanted to do a research on better ways to prevent this from happening in the future for children. They as well wanted to know if the obesity were mostly in their culture or was it from other cultures as well.
Hypothesis/Hypotheses
The study of hypothesis is a specific, testable predictable about what he or she expect to happen in his or her study (Kendra, Jan.2011). In the study was conducted the research showed there were so many children were obese in England. In the study, they predicted they were going to discover why there were so many children overweight or obese. After discovering what the cause of the obesity was, they will discover ways to slow the childhood obesity down. There were no other study hypotheses done for this