Research Proposal Examples and Paper Samples to Help You Craft a Robust Piece

A well developed and collected latent fingerprint

This is an individual evidence because it can be uniquely identifiable to a specific person. There are no two people with the same fingerprints and they do not change over time

Random striations on a discharged bullet

This is an individual evidence because it can be specifically identifiable to a source. Striations have unique patterns that are produced when it passes the barrel of a firearm. Investigators will look into these unique patterns to determine the source.
3. A single-layer paint chip
This is a class evidence. All paint chips have common characteristics; thus, cannot be traced to a unique source.4. A footwear impression with Continue reading...

Weaning China off Tea: Effectiveness of Starbucks’ Market Creation/Disruption Strategy in China

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Background
Starbucks is an American premium, coffee retail chain with operations across 62 countries, both directly through its 19,767 or through licensed stores and grocery outlets. The company is involved in purchasing, roasting, marketing and retailing specialty coffee (whole bean and handcrafted) and other related products, including tea and fresh food items. Starbucks has been and remains one of the world’s most successful brands, but prior to its entry into China, its operations were largely concentrated in North America, Europe, and Japan. China presented a unique proposition for Starbucks, because of one key Continue reading...

Ceramic materials are the non-metallic and inorganic materials that are usually shaped into certain structures at room temperature. They typically acquire their characteristics during sintering process done at high temperatures. They are some called technical ceramics due to the technical application of the material. There are several groups for the ceramics based on the chemical composition. One of the primary groups of ceramics is the silicate ceramics. These are the ceramics that come from the natural raw materials with combination of the thermal, electrical, and mechanical properties of the technical ceramics. The base components of these ceramics include kaolin, Continue reading...

Introduction

With technology blooming in the last decade, social media has become the core of modern day society as platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have aimed to keep people connected by one way or another. Such provides not only an interesting but also rather important question of whether or not social media has an influence on interpersonal relationships. Given social media’s recent popularity, the effect it has within such relationships has not been closely examined.
There are many aspects of interpersonal relationship that we can research in relation to the social networking sites. The growing usage of Continue reading...

The definition of pollution has been controversial in many ways. While some sources define pollution as a substance that cause harm in certain concentrations or a substance whose presence in the environmental exceed the standard, others define it as any environmental change that is associated with the human activities (Farmer 1). Pollution can take place in the water bodies, land, and air and it can involve various substances, conditions and activities. One of the common form of land pollution is associated with disposal of substances like solids. Certain solid wastes poses negative impact on the environment since their rate Continue reading...

ICU nurses knowledge and practices on open ICU visitation policies

ICU Nurses Knowledge and Practices on Open ICU Visitation Policies

The area of concern is nurses’ knowledge and practices on open/ flexible ICU visitation policies. This is an area of concern because studies have established that most hospitals within the US still have restrictive visitation policies (Liu, Read, Scruth, & Cheng, 2013). This is in spite of the existence of an abundance of evidence-based findings that suggest that open visitation policies have physiologic and psychological benefits to patients and their relatives (Davidson et al., 2007).

Study Design

The study will use a cross-sectional survey design. The study is quantitative in nature but Continue reading...

Introduction

With increased technology, the prevalence of video games among children has gone higher. Currently, there are numerous video games that exist. While they may be seen as leisure or something to ‘pass time’ on, video games are viewed to have great impact on children. Significantly, video games are associated with emotions and psychological behavior among children.

Research Aim and Rationale

The purpose of this study is to establish if whether children who play video games are likely to be violent or not. It aims at establishing the potential impact of video games on children. The study is to be conducted based on the Continue reading...

First of all we would like to refer to a notion of research itself. What is research? As for me, I keep to the definition of N.T. Zacharias (2012) who claims that research is “what I’m doing when I don’t know what I’m doing” (p.5). The way how we will arrange the process of investigation in order to analyze our activities determines different types of research.
Speaking about second language education we could distinguish two basic types of research: quantitative and qualitative. According to A. Mackey and S.M. Gass (2005) qualitative research is “based on descriptive Continue reading...

for students with unilateral hearing loss

Problem Statement

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Methodology
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Data analysis
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Abstract
This proposal concerns a desire to investigate children with unilateral hearing loss (UHL), which is defined as deafness in one ear while having normal hearing levels in the other ear. A lavish literature reviewed preceding the actual methodology facilitates understanding the relationship between students with unilateral hearing loss (UHL) and the effects on their academic performance. This section 2 of the proposal elaborates upon relevant measures this researcher will use in establishing a relation between Continue reading...

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Four Episode analysis
In the “Glee” show, various characters in the different episodes represent disability. One of the significant characters that play the roles of the disabled characters is Artie. In some of the episodes, Artie is represented as a stereotyped character while some episode represents him as an active representative of disabled people. In episode 9, season 1, Artie’s character is stereotyped in a way that he is denied privileges that other non-disabled students are granted. For instance, the school cannot afford to provide a bus that is wheelchair-accessible to accommodate the needs of Artie, who had Continue reading...