Within the Discussion Board area, write 400–600 words that respond to the following questions with your thoughts, ideas, and comments. This will be the foundation for future discussions by your classmates. Be substantive and clear, and use examples to reinforce your ideas.

Research 1 residential treatment center of your choice and take a position on whether or not you think the particular treatment protocols used there are applicable to recovering addicts. Complete the following:

• Provide details about each of the following:
  • Treatment model
  • Recovery and relapse prevention model
• Why is or why isn’t this treatment effective for recovering addicts?
  • Provide support for your position.
  • If you think it is not effective, who do you think would do well with these types of interventions?
  • Who do you think would not do well, and why?
• Do you think you can add to these interventions? If so, how?

Ryan, this is the final assignment for this 5 week course and I will have the completed questionnaires to you prior to you completed the summary assignment.

Thank you!

Part one:

During the past few weeks, you have considered the various elements of the research project. Compile all of the sections of your research strategy ideas from Week 3. Retrieve your survey results this week to complete your final project.

The following sections (500 words) should be added to your research project analysis:

• Your ethical considerations
• Your sample population
• Your data analysis summary
• Your measurement strategy

Based on comments from your instructor and peers in Week 3 and 4, edit and refine any sections of the final research plan. Add a section of 300–500 words about how you interpreted the data from your survey or questionnaire in Week 3. Add this section at the end of your research project.

Part two:

Complete the final edits of your final research proposal paper. The required sections include the following:

• The business and organizational problem or topic
• The problem statement
• The research strategy that you used to explore the problem
• 1 research question or hypothesis
• Your rationale for selecting your proposed research strategy
• 1 research instrument that you will use to collect data
• A copy of the questionnaire or survey
• A section on ethical considerations for your project
• Your sample population
• Your data analysis summary
• Your measurement strategy
• The research results

Please submit your assignment.

For assistance with your assignment, please use your text, Web resources, and all course materials.

****There are two responses. Write a 100 word response for each response.

Response 1)

According to Salkind (2017), “A theory, such as a theory of motivation, or development, or learning, for example, helps us to organize this new information into a coherent body, a set of related ideas that explain events that have occurred in the past and predict events that may happen in the future” (p. 2). “A theoretical perspective is a set of assumptions about reality that inform the questions we ask and the kinds of answers we arrive at as a result” (Crossman, 2019). It can be understood as lens we see through and a frame that include and exclude certain things from our view. It is important in research because it organizes one’s thoughts and ideas in order to make them clear to others (Crossman, 2019). It is necessary because it puts things into perspective in order to create an appropriate question and hypothesis for the research paper. My theoretical perspective is our public school system is faced with many issues daily to include bullying and behavior problems. These issues are a result of improper disciplinary policies and procedures put in place by the administration. My research goal is to show where there is a need for better policies and procedures to be implemented for the growth and success of children. In my opinion, the administration can sometimes be out of touch with the needs of the children. They are so focus on what looks good on paper instead of what is best for the children. Their goal should be to make better decisions that will increase the education opportunities for children at all grade levels.

References

Crossman, A. (2019, May 6). The Major Theoretical Perspectives of Sociology. Retrieved from https://www.thoughtco.com/theoretical-perspectives…

Salkind, N. (2017) (8th ed.). Exploring Research. Uppers Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Prentice Hall.

Response 2)

According to Kumar (2014), “A research proposal details your operational plan as to how you are going to find answers to your research questions. It outlines the various tasks you plan to undertake to fulfil your research objectives or obtain answers to your research questions” (p. 381). The proposal should test the hypothesis. It ensures and reassures the reader of the validity of the methodology for the answers to the research questions. It is an outline that reminds one of each step to complete and in what order. It is basically one’s guide during the research process. This is why it so important to be well-organized and the reason for the sections and subsections. It keeps one on track during the research process. It is judge by others for correctness, approval, and validity. The proposal should be well-organized, clear and concise so that anyone else can follow and complete a report. One is presenting the literature review in the proposal which is another reason for organization (Kumar, 2014). “The contents of your proposal are arranged under the following headings: preamble/introduction, the broad research problem or issue under study, objectives of the study, hypotheses to be tested, study design, setting, measurement procedures, sampling, analysis of data, structure of the report, and problems and limitations” (Kumar, 2014, p. 274). For example, the preamble introduces the main area of study starting with the broad literature review, ending with the problem one is investigating, and includes the theoretical framework. The problem section should include the details of the problem and research questions. The objectives of study section include the main objectives and subobjectives. Hypothesis section includes the tested hypothesis. The logistical procedures listed under the study design section. The setting includes the organization/community to complete the research. The measurement procedures sections include the procedure of information and explains the variables. Sampling section includes ethical issues. To sum it all up the research proposal tells one what they propose to do, their plan to proceed, and why they selected it (Kumar, 2014). The organization, accuracy, and sections in the proposal are needed for the structure of the research report because it helps make is successful.

Reference

Kumar, R. (2014) (4th ed.). Research Methodology. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.

Analyze the role of sustained employee motivation, and distinguish it from other significant factors that affect organizational performance. Recommend the most effective process for determining the right rewards for employees in support of better performance. Support your response with at least one example of the benefits of the recommended process.

Compare the dynamics of various types of teams within a health care organization. Analyze the major reasons why the leadership team within a health care organization should pay close attention to team dynamics. Support your response with at least two examples of the potential consequences should the leadership team not take notice.

Up to this point in the course, you have focused on the academic process of researching, evaluating sources, and writing an exploration document that is mostly for you and your instructor. This week, you started to look into evaluating your audience for a presentation and considering how you might tailor your writing or speaking to fit a specific audience. What challenges does trying to communicate your analysis of a work of art, literature, or music present? In your post, describe a time you had to explain the impact of a song, television show, book, movie, or some other work from the humanities to someone who was not familiar with the work.

In your post, make sure you answer the following questions:

• How did explaining the impact of the work go?
• What challenges arose?
• How did your explanation change based on your audience’s education level, age, gender, cultural background, relationship to you, and so on?

As you respond to your peers, pick one example of something being described (e.g., a song, TV show, book, or movie) that you are unfamiliar with. What kind of explanation could have helped you (the audience) understand its impact? Why?