Chi-Squared Tests Research Article Debrief Memo Template

Usethis template to create your debrief memo for the Week 2 summative assessment. Follow the bracketed instructions for each element of the template, and then delete the instructions before submitting.

Memo

To: [Insert the audience for the memo.]

From: [Insert your name and title.]

Subject: [Insert the topic of the research study. (In many articles, this information can be found in a section titled "Summary," "Discussion," or "Conclusion.")]

Date: [Insert the date.]

Purpose

[Describe the purpose of this memo . You must use this assessment's course learning outcome (Discuss the use and analysis of tests comparing more than two proportions, including the chi-square test) in this description.]

The following research article was reviewed, and the statistical analysis will be discussed below.

Article Information

Title of article: [Insert the article title.]

Author(s): [Insert the names of the article authors.]

Date of publication: [Insert the date of publication.]

Journal title: [Insert the title of the journal the article was published in.]

DOI: [Insert the article DOI.]

Research Information

Research Question

[Describe the research question in .]

Groups Studied

[Describe the groups and how they were formed in sentences.]

Variables

[Describe the variables that were observed in sentences.]

Results

[Describe the quantitative results of the study, including all statistics, identified in the article in sentences.]

Discussion

[Describe the meaning of the results and how they answer the research question in sentences]

Background Information and Use of Statistics

The following section will provide additional background information about the statistics used in the research article.

Statistics Mentioned

[List and briefly define all quantitative measures and statistics (e.g., sample size, number of groups, standard deviation, standard error, mean, mean group difference, chi-squared statistic, sample proportions, confidence interval, p-value) used in the research article in sentences per measure/statistic.]

Reference

[Include an APA-formatted citation for the article.]