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CRJ 520 Week 1 DQ 1 Research as a Method
Anecdotal Versus Empirical Data For more
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1 DQ 1 Research as a Method Anecdotal Versus
Empirical Data   Product Description   Research
as a Method Anecdotal Versus Empirical Data. 1st
Post Due by Day 3. Within criminal justice,
researchers are often faced with a plethora of
anecdotal data with little empirical support for
such assertions. We have all, no doubt, heard
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CRJ 520 Week 2 Assignment Literature Review For
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Week 2 Assignment Literature Review   Literature
reviews help to provide boundaries of what is
known about a particular field and serve to guide
rese
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CRJ 520 Week 2 Discussion 1 DQ 1 What Is Ethical
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Ethical Research    Throughout the years,
scientists have engaged in an array of ethically
questionable research endeavors possessing
dubious scientific value or validity. From the
Nazi experimental trials to Stanley Milgram to
the Tuskegee experiments, scientists have engaged
in ethically unsound research in the name of
progress or curiosity. The intelligentsia knew
they could but failed to ask whether they should.
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CRJ 520 Week 2 Discussion 2 DQ 2 Theory and the
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and the Real World   Research serves as a guide
by which to study, describe, and quantify an
array of social and physical phenomenon. Theory,
which is best described as a set of propositions
or hypotheses that specify the relationship among
a subset of variables, serves as a way of
offering an intellectualized general commentary
on that which is observed. Using material found
in Chapter 3 of this week's required reading,
describe how theory is applicable to a research
study. Answer the questions
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CRJ 520 Week 3 Assignment Communicating
Qualitative Research Analysis For more classes
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Assignment Communicating Qualitative Research
Analysis   In Chapter 9 of the text, Creswell
(2014) discusses Qualitative Procedures. He
suggests ten aspects that distinguish qualitative
research writing. Considering the salient aspects
of qualitative writing as depicted in Example 9.1
in your text   Identify three of the most
salient aspects of the ten distinguishing
characteristics of qualitative writing.  
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CRJ 520 Week 3 Discussion 1 DQ 1 Overview of
Qualitative Methods For more classes
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Discussion 1 DQ 1 Overview of Qualitative
Methods    Qualitative research is fundamentally
distinct from its quantitative counterpart. While
quantitative research methods rely upon the
conversion of observable phenomena into numeric
data, qualitative analyses do not necessitate
such a transformation of data points. Qualitative
analysis offers a discriminating researcher a
very nuanced approach to examining many specific
social phenomena and is enjoying resurgence among
researchers.  
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CRJ 520 Week 3 Discussion 2 DQ 2 Examining and
Thinking About the World Around Us For more
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3 Discussion 2 DQ 2 Examining and Thinking About
the World Around Us    Qualitative analysis
requires a much different approach than that
found in quantitative methods. There exist many
nuances in the approach to qualitative inquiry.
It can be as much an artistic expression of
formal research as it is scholarly. In Chapter 9,
Creswell suggests researchers follow six steps in
order to most effectively conduct qualitative
analysis. After reading Chapter 9,
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CRJ 520 Week 4 Assignment Quantitative Analysis
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520 Week 4 Assignment Quantitative Analysis   In
Chapter 8 of the text, Creswell (2014) discusses
data analysis and the interpretation of results
(pp. 167-182). The author also identifies various
threats to validity, strategies for specifying
variables, techniques for dealing effectively
with study participants, and suggests some
techniques for evaluating the results of a
research study (p. 178). After examining his
suggestions, consider the strengths and
weaknesses of his approach as you 
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CRJ 520 Week 4 Assignment Quantitative Analysis
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520 Week 4 Assignment Quantitative Analysis   In
Chapter 8 of the text, Creswell (2014) discusses
data analysis and the interpretation of results
(pp. 167-182). The author also identifies various
threats to validity, strategies for specifying
variables, techniques for dealing effectively
with study participants, and suggests some
techniques for evaluating the results of a
research study (p. 178). After examining his
suggestions, consider the strengths and
weaknesses of his approach as you 
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CRJ 520 Week 4 Discussion 2 DQ 2 Quantitative
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Design    All research Endeavours must, by
necessity, progress through a series of logical
and meaningful steps. These steps allow a
researcher to be confident that the inferences
and conclusions reached at the culmination of a
project are valid, unbiased, representative, and
generalizable.  
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CRJ 520 Week 5 Assignment The Two Primary Types
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Assignment The Two Primary Types of Mixed Methods
Designs   In Chapter 10 of the text, the author
discusses the two primary types of mixed methods
designs (pp. 219- 223). After reading the text,
paying particular attention to Figure 10.1 on
page 220 and Figure 10.2 on page 221, examine
this methodology as it pertains to research in
criminal justice. Consider the key components, as
well as major strengths and weaknesses, of the
two primary types of mixed methods design. In
your paper  
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CRJ 520 Week 5 Discussion DQ Overview of Mixed
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Mixed Methods    In the field of criminal
justice, it is a well-known fact that pure
quantitative research cannot adequately touch
upon the many, varied nuances of many of the
topics covered by most research. In addition,
most criminologists would dare say that purely
qualitative research often proves inadequate for
providing a thorough picture of current trends in
the field.  
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CRJ 520 Week 6 Discussion 1 DQ 1 Select a
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Discussion 1 DQ 1 Select a Research
Methodology    Every researcher is faced with a
host of uncertainties as they embark upon any
respective research Endeavour. Decisions have to
be made, methodologies finalized, data analyzed,
and inferences made. As you begin adding the
final touches to your Final Project, take a
moment to reflect on the course you took and the
decisions you made as you finalize the form your
proposal will take.  
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CRJ 520 Week 6 Final Project Research Study For
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Week 6 Final Project Research Study   The Final
Project will be a 10- to 12-page research study
that will require you to gather and explain raw
data, arrange the data, analyze the data, and
offer meaningful conclusions as to what the data
show. Use Chapters 5 and 6 of this week's
required readings for assistance on the
construction of the paper's introduction and
purpose statement. Raw data may be drawn from a
singular source, though referral to multiple
sources, including secondary sources, is highly
encouraged. The
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