29 Aug Read Chapter 2 and Chapter 3. Then go through the power poin

Read Chapter 2 and Chapter 3. Then go through the power point presentation.Brainstorming) arrange a brainstorming session to identify various problems around you. You should list atleast 3 problems and enumerate it in (a), (b), (c),.. format. A short description of the problem is good enough. The problem can be from any field of interest.1) Near the end of Chapter 2 the authors of your textbook include a relatively lengthy section on writing the research report. Why is it important that research results are carefully written up and made available to the scientific community?2) Why is it important that the researcher articulate, as clearly as possible, all assumptions that affect the research problem?3) Your textbook authors recommend explicitly defining any term that might be misunderstood by someone reading the research proposal.If the research proposal is being written chiefly for use and review by researchers, why is such a step necessary?4) Daphne has been a member of a research team studying interpersonal aggression among preschoolers for more than a year. In that time, her team has repeatedly employed a consistent set of techniques and procedures to study preschoolers as they interact in a number of settings. The procedures revolve around volunteer mothers bringing their children to the university child development lab for a “play session” that is the basis of the formal observations. Settings they have studied so far include: the university pre-school, affluent local day-care centers, and a pre-kindergarten program being offered in the neighborhood school district. All of these settings were fairly racially homogenous. Daphne has just learned that a friend of a friend can help her gain research access, in the near future, to preschoolers in an unusually racially diverse though impoverished preschool setting. Daphne decides she has no time to prepare a formal research proposal before embarking on the study. “Besides,” she thinks, “this study should go just like all the others we’ve done.” Question: Is Daphne leaving herself open to problems in this situation, or is she safe moving ahead with no formal proposal, given how familiar she is with the study techniques and procedures?