What type of research design will you use

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Question: Think about a public policy or program your care about, and imagine conducting a research project to assess its impact or evaluate its effectiveness. Think about different methods you might use to collect data. Consider guiding questions in these key areas:

• Will you gather data for your study or rely on existing data? Collecting data from individuals or focus groups requires time and resources to ensure that you have a representative sample of the population. Likewise, using a secondary or available dataset can cost you both time and resources.

• What type of research design will you use? Are you able to randomly select or assign participants to an experimental or control group?

• Will you administer a survey? If you elect to administer a survey, how will you design and administer your survey?

• Will you use focus groups? If so, how will you recruit participants and develop study questions?

• What will you do to ensure that the data you collect helps you understand the impact of your policy, program, or practice?

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