Nutrition Research
According to the textbook, a dependent variable is the outcome of the effect in a quantitative study. 2 The independent variable is the cause of influencing factor.2 In this research article the dependent variable is the prevalence of eating disorders among the rural area adolescents. The independent variable is the lack of access to specialized care. In this study, participants that met certain criteria for eating disorders were assigned a service access score. Researchers retrospectively assigned diagnosis of eating disorders according to adult and child interviews from medical records. Access to service and remoteness was measured to by The Access to Remoteness Index for Australia Plus (ARIA). The ARIA measures ranges from 0-15. The higher the score, the lower the access to service. To determine the socioeconomic status of participants, Socio Economic Indexes for Areas (SEIFA) was used. Article Summary Assignment instructions Overview Reading and critiquing research articles is essential for nutrition graduate students. Critiquing research articles will grant students the opportunity to utilize critical thinking skills. In addition, students will be able to apply their knowledge of research methods gained in the course. Students are to select an original research peer-reviewed article that uses the assigned method. This assignment will allow students to review and select an article that will support the research proposal. Students will read the article carefully, then write an analysis of the article as described below. The instructor is looking for substantial, thoughtful, and critical analysis of each article. Instructions Components of the Article Summary: Introduction · Author’s Name & Title · Research question, objectives, purpose, or problem statement · Type of research design · Independent and dependent variables · Sampling technique(s) utilized · How they manipulated the independent variable · How they collected the dependent variable · What statistical analyses was utilized Critique · Strengths and limitations of study · Was the article clear, relevant, and accurate? (Include examples from the article to support your critique) Conclusion · Summary or overview of the article and key findings · Student’s thesis statement that describes your analysis summary (Write in your own words.) · Significance of the research or a statement of the need for future research in the field · Reference for article Article Summaries should be least 2 double-spaced pages (a minimum of 600 words). Students should include at least two in-text citations and credible references (e.g., textbook, government publication, research article, etc.). All citations must be consistent with AMA formatting style guide. Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool. Article Summary: Quantitative Research with Experimental Design Assignment Write an Article Summary based upon an original research peer-reviewed article that uses a quantitative methods with an experimental design that supports your research question. Article Summary: Quantitative Research with Quasi/Non Experimental Design Assignment Write an Article Summary based upon an original research peer-reviewed article that uses a quantitative methods with a quasi-experimental or non-experimental design that supports your research question. Article Summary: Qualitative Research Read More …