Think about an interesting topic related to the study of lifespan human development, and the steps needed to plan a research study. First, identify the topic. Next, describe the research design that would best fit the topic; include why the research design is the best fit. Finally, describe the method or methods of data collection. Be sure to mention the strengths and limitations associated with each method.
What will be an ideal response?
Multiple answers will work for this question. Students must clearly identify a topic, describe the research method that best fits the topic and why it is the best fit, and the data collection, including strengths and weaknesses of the chosen method(s).
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