Welcome to the end of the semester, everyone! It has been a great semester working alongside everyone and learning about writing a research proposal. When writing my research proposal, I ended up suggesting a research proposal aimed to figure out how people feel about this technology now and how they feel about it five … Continue reading My final research proposal on Self-driving vehicles!
Simple Hypothesis: More people are skeptical about self-driving vehicles now, but in the near future these vehicles will be far more accepted with more research. Flowchart: Introduction My introduction will cover what self-driving cars are, then some history on their advancements. I will make sure my hypothesis is included in the introduction section … Continue reading Flowcharting Fun!
Search Topic My search topic is how society feels about the deployment and use of Self-driving (autopilot) vehicles in society. I plan to research both domestic and international feelings over the use of automated vehicles (AV) and to figure out what people specifically are skeptical about when considering accepting this new form of smart transportation. … Continue reading Secondary Research and Saturation of my topic
Database used: FHSU Library Database Source Used An Integrated Approach for Predicting Consumer Acceptance of Self-Driving Vehicles in the United States. (2021). Journal of Marketing Development and Competitiveness, 15(2), Journal of marketing development and competitiveness, 2021-07-14, Vol.15 (2). Was the search useful? This search led me in the right direction for finding more information for … Continue reading Expanding Research with source tracing and subjects!
This presentation covers questions 73 and 74 over data types and blocking variables. Blocking variables are important for helping structure studies, and each data type helps with collecting data and making it work for you.
Forsyth Library Database “Automated Vehicles in Society”, and subject contains “Acceptance” 101 Total Results with no extra limiters Kaye, S., Li, X., Oviedo-Trespalacios, O., & Pooyan Afghari, A. (2022). Getting in the path of the robot: Pedestrians acceptance of crossing roads near fully automated vehicles. Travel, Behaviour & Society, 26, 1-8. The article provided here … Continue reading Refining Research Responsibly with Self-Driving Vehicles’ Acceptance
EBSCOHost Automated Vehicles in Society (38 Results) acceptance of self driving (103 Results) international acceptance of self driving (No main results, but it recommends some other good sites ResearchGate Automated Vehicles in Society (10+ pages of results) acceptance of self driving (10+ pages of results) international acceptance of self driving (10+ pages of results) … Continue reading Starting Simple Searches Smoothly
I think my research idea has changed a little bit since the beginning of the semester. At the beginning of the semester, I was wanting to look into the effects that the shift to self-driving has had and will have; however, as of recently, my focus has shifted a bit to look instead at what … Continue reading Week 9 Blog Post – Beginning Research on Automated Vehicles
I have decided to write my proposal over the effects of Self-Driving technology in society. I think this would be best suited as a quantitative research project as I can discover how many people support self-driving cars, and possibly even find out reasons why. I don’t have any major questions regarding the project at … Continue reading Week 8: Proposal Discussion
Citation Chiware, E., & Becker, D. (2018). Citation Patterns of Conference Proceedings in Master’s and Doctoral Studies: A Case Study of Information Technology and Systems. SAGE Open, 8(2), 215824401877049. Abstract This study reports on an analysis of the use of conference proceedings by postgraduate students at master’s and doctoral levels in the field of information technology … Continue reading Week 6 – Article Review