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Name: Lai Kam Wa (11018615)

Subject: Research Method---Project on Survey Part A Topic: The study of secondary student’s attitude towards the establishment of Kai Tak Sports City

Section 1: Research Question(s) and Hypotheses

The main research question of the study are:
1. What are the perceptions of secondary students towards to the establishment of Kai Tak Sports City?
2. Will the students support to establish Kai Tak Sports City?

Hypothesis:
1. There would be no significant difference in the attitude towards the establishment of the Kai Tak Sports City in Hong Kong between male and female students.

2. There would be significant difference in attitude towards the establishment of the Kai Tak Sports City in Hong Kong between arts and science students.

3. There would be significant difference in attitude towards the establishment of the Kai Tak Sports City in Hong Kong between those who favor of physical education and those who are not.

4. There would be significant difference in attitude towards the establishment of the Kai Tak Sports City in Hong Kong between different age groups.

5. There would be significant difference in attitude towards the establishment of the Kai Tak Sports City in Hong Kong between different subject family income levels.

6. There would be significant difference in attitude towards the establishment of the Kai Tak Sports City in Hong Kong between subject housing types.

7. There would be a positive relationship between the attitude of judgment of Kai Tak Sports City and the attitude of sport development toward the establishment of Kai Tak Sports City.

8. There would be a positive relationship between the attitude of social and the attitude of sport development toward the establishment of Kai Tak Sports City.

9. There would be a positive relationship between the attitude of economy and the attitude of sport development toward the establishment of Kai Tak Sports City.

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References: Wong, F. C. (2009). internet users ' attitudes and beliefs about internet advertising: A case of hk. Retrieved from http://libproject.hkbu.edu.hk/trsimage/hp/06015344.pdf Kai tak sports city concerns public interest and government 's integrity. (2012, October 24). Ta Kung Pao. Retrieved from http://www.takungpao.com.hk/paper/content/2012-10/30/content_1311720.htm
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