Psy 510 Psy510 Milestone 4-Initial draft- Snhu

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Psy 510 Psy510 Milestone 4-Initial draft- Snhu

Participants will be Southern New Hampshire (SNHU) graduate students from PSY 510 and PSY 520 classes. The participants will consist of males and females of varying ages from 21 years of age to 70 years of age. It is expected that there will be 7 to 10 participants that will participate in this study that will need to use either a computer or smartphone to take the survey, and all data will be evaluated in SPSS.ProcedureThe participants in the study will be asked to read the introduction before they can participate in the survey. There will also be a consent form that they will need to complete. Once they completed reading the introduction portion of the study, they then will be asked to complete demographic questions.

Psy 510 Psy510 Milestone 4-Initial draft- Snhu

There will be several demographic questions that they will need to answer, such as do you work more than 36 hours a week and are you a part-time or full-time graduate student. Next, they will be asked to complete a survey about how they view their stress levels on a daily basis and if they exercise. There will be two hypothetical scenarios that they will need to read and then answer a survey based on each of the hypothetical scenarios given. There will be a detailed account of what each survey includes follows, as well as ethical information.MaterialsMaterials used will be given to participants using Qualtrics, an online survey program, which is utilized by Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) for purposes of research.

Psy 510 Psy510 Milestone 4-Initial draft- Snhu

• PSY 211 – Lifespan Development (5015 Documents),
• PSY 215 – Abnormal Psychology (4335 Documents),
• PSY 108 – Introduction to Psychology (3759 Documents),
• PSY 223 – Statistics for Psychology Research (2652 Documents),
• PSY 216 – Psychology of Personality (1841 Documents),
• PSY 510 – Research Methods (1748 Documents),
• PSY 520 – Research Methods in Psychology II (1469 Documents),
• PSY 257 – Psychology (1451 Documents),
• PSY 310 – Criminal Psychology (1393 Documents),
• PSY 200 – FOUNDATIONS OF ADDICTIONS (1379 Documents),