In this subsection of the method section, you present your plan or strategy to be used to investigat

Answers the following question in regards to your research proposal- Belief and attitude of mothers towards immunization living in fountain valley California, united states. Complete the following sections: Study design, study participants, sampling methods, data collection, descriptive statistics for analysis

Describe the proposed research design and methods in sufficient detail. Briefly discuss each required section in a paragraph or two each.

Study Design:

In this subsection of the method section, you present your plan or strategy to be used to investigate your research questions. The following is included in the design section:

• Type of design and design layout of your study (e.g., you might use a pretest-posttestcontrol-group design).
• Description of all the variables being examined in your study.
• Description of how your variables are to be combined.
• Description of the points of measurement and manipulation in the design.

Study Participants/Sampling Methods:

The participants and sampling methods sections should provide a written description of the individuals who will participate in your research study and how they will be recruited. Depending on the type of your study, the following questions should be answered:

• What are the criteria for inclusion or selection?
• What are the criteria for exclusion?
• What is the sampling procedure you will use so as to ensure representativeness and reliability of the sample and to minimize sampling errors? The key reason for being concerned with sampling is the issue of validity-both internal and external of the study results.
• Will there be use of controls in your study? Controls or comparison groups are used in scientific research in order to increase the validity of the conclusions. Control groups are necessary in all analytical epidemiological studies, in experimental studies of drug trials, in research on effects of intervention programs and disease control measures and in many other investigations. Some descriptive studies (studies of existing data, surveys) may not require control groups.
• What are the criteria for discontinuation?

Data Collection:

This section is a short description of the protocol of data collection. For example, in a study on blood pressure measurement, you may want to record the following: time of participant arrival, rest for 10 minutes, which apparatus (standard calibrated) to be used, in which room to take measurement, measurement in sitting or lying down position, how many measurements, measurement in which arm first (whether this is going to be randomized), details of cuff and its placement, who will take the measurement. You should explain your data collection procedures in detail to minimize the possibility of confusion, delays and errors.

Descriptive Statistics for Analysis:

The description should include the design of the analysis form, plans for processing and coding the data and the choice of the statistical method to be applied to each data. What will be the procedures for accounting for missing, unused or spurious data