Reference no: EM131761798

Introduction: (two paragraphs) need to find articles to demonstrate the whole experiment,and also what is BMI and Why the functions for broad jump...) you can talk about explosive power and muscle strength. You can refer the article that I posted "CDC Body

Mass Index- Considerations for Practitioners"

1. Provide a concise background, including any relevant definitions, and establish a rationale for the study. Clearly state the purpose/aims of the study. You should support the introduction with credible sources (e.g., peer reviewed journal articles).

2. You are not required to summarize empirical research articles like you did in Assignments 2 and 3. Your goal is to inform the reader (i.e., me) why you are examining a particular relationship or difference.

You should indicate why it' s important. To accomplish this goal, you need to provide background information on the topics that you and your group members are investigating. (Two paragraphs for Introduction. One is overall the experiment we did base on the data sheet. Second is emphasis BMI and Broad jump distance (explosive power, muscle
strength)

3. You should synthesize the information from a variety of sources. For example, if you are interested in examining the correlation between BMI and broad jump distance, you should provide background information from a journal article and textbook about BMI and leg power. You might also weave in information from a fitness or strength and conditioning website.

For example:

What motivated the researcher to conducted study? Why is the study important? (BMI Vs. broad jump (muscle explosive power or muscle strength).

Methods: No need find articles, just base on our data sheet and data coletcion notes to creat the whole experiment.)

1.Provide details of the sample, including key demographic information with descriptive statistics where appropriate (e.g., sample size, age, height, sex, etc.). (which means how to set up our experiment, just like you read a lot of research articles which the methods part they did). Offer concise details of data collection methods (procedures), including operational definitions, instruments, and apparatus. Describe the data analysis methods, stating the statistical tests used with a rationale that supports your choice of methods. In addition, you will provide your hypotheses Steps:

1.Procedure

2.dependent measures

3. statistics (we only use collection and T-test)

4. Hypothesis

Result: No need to find the articles. Just explain the result from the data sheet.

Provide figures (i.e., tables and graphs) that clearly present your results.

This should be labelled according to APA format. Include all relevant values.

For example:

What the results mean?

Explain the figures! (we only use collection and t-test for this experiment)

Discussion: It a good time to find the article to discussion! But Need to tie the research finding back to the introduction( which means must relate to the introduction which we mentioned before) you can refer to the articles I posted.

Interpret and explain your findings. Are the findings expected based on previous research?

Provide a concluding statement on the findings.
Need to tie the research finding back to the introduction Identify limitations, provide suggestions for future research, and practical applications.

Important notes: Provide a succinct critical evaluation that discusses the limitations of the study including the identification of extraneous variables, an assessment of the validity and reliability of the study, and any experimental controls. Focus on the methodology.

How was the data collected? Were appropriate controls in place? Were there problems or issues related to data collection? Provide specific recommendations for future research.

Attachment:- Data Set Values.rar