Hypothesis-Television is a part of everyone’s daily lives and almost everyone in the united states has or currently owns a tv or at least watches some sort of show. This however advanced we are does have some psychological effect on us as a society, when someone watches reality television its impact on our sociological brain … Continue reading Research Proposal Outline
Hypothesis: Increased use of social media leads to a negative impact on individuals’ mental health, decline in productivity and a lack in sense of self. Outline Introduction In this section, firstly I will elaborate briefly on how social media usage has evolved throughout the years and expand how it currently affects our society. I … Continue reading Social Media and its Negative Impact on Individuals
Hypothesis: The use of remote working tools allows workers to be just as productivity or more productive than on-site workers. Outline Introduction: Discussion of remote workers from “Road Warriors” to Zoom Towns Discuss how COVID accelerated the acceptance of remote workers. Layout and discuss hypothesis Literature Review: Discuss how technological progression has made remote working … Continue reading Remote Working is More Productive than Working On_Site
Hypothesis: The current infrastructure and generation of Cryptocurrency produces a substantial amount of electronic waste and requires high rates of energy consumption. Introduction: Introduce the main problems I believe cryptocurrency faces Talk about the general idea and process going into the research that will be conducted Define some important topics Blockchains Mining Electronic Waste Cryptocurrency … Continue reading How Cryptocurrency Impacts the Environment: Proposal Outline
Hypothesis Understanding the different types of bias and declaring personal bias in research is essential for researchers to proceed with the least amount of deviation from the truth.