procedures literature review

After interviewing young teen boy and girl from high school, they wanted to change the methodology to better reflect the voices of the youth. After a long strategic meeting, it was agreed that the methodology would change to semi-structured interviews of the youth. This means a smaller sample, but it will allow us to capture what the youth feel are risk and protective factors for delinquency in their schools and neighborhoods.

Write a procedures part of a literature review. Answer the questions below based on the study

Qualitative methods to address community needs/ needs for decreasing levels of juvenile delinquency….

Give a cookbook recipe for an exact replication of your study.

Write at the operational level (link to concepts introduced earlier).

Begin with recruitment into study or arrival for study and conclude with debriefing. •Questions to answer:

-Where was the study conducted (setting)?

-What was the chronological sequence of events that participants experienced? -Were participants run individually or in groups?

-How long did participation take?

-How was topic/study introduced to participants?

-What instructions were provided?-How were independent variables manipulated? -How were subject and dependent variables measured?

-In what order were measures and other tasks completed?

-What procedural checks were completed to avert potential sources of bias in implementation of the manipulation(s) and assessment?

 

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