Will there be significant mean differences in Black Americans' mental health access across the treatment programs?

H_a:

Therewillbesignificanthighermeanofaccesstomentalhealthcare betweenstandardcareandnon-standardcarewithbarrierscomparedtothenon-treatmentcontrolgroup.

H₀: Therewillbenosignificantmeandifferencesinaccesstomentalhealthcareacrossthetreatmentgroupsfollowingtreatmentimplementation.

Given the research question, and hypotheses what are possible examples of the below sections? Any suggestions would be helpful.

1. Hypothesis and variables: Based on the background and transition of the previous section, indicate your hypotheses and variables to be tested in your research proposal. These should be well worded and revised from previous assignments as needed. Variables must be operationally defined, and any important terms defined.
2. Participants: A complete and thorough participants section should be included. This should include details regarding your participants, sampling and recruiting details, protection protocols (including informed consent), any permissions required, incentive or compensation details, and any other details needed as commonly used in research reports and journal articles applicable to your study. Include and a priori power analysis to justify your sample size.
3. Procedures: this section should clearly and thoroughly walk your reader through the process used in your mock study. Remember that your reader should be able to reproduce your research using only your paper, and this is the most important section related to that process.
4. Materials/instruments: Identify and describe any materials and instruments used in your study. Be sure to cite sources identifying the publisher website, or other applicable information to identify and justify any test instruments used. The application of this section will vary depending on the nature of your project and variables being tested.
5. Measures:Identify the measures you plan to use in conducting this research, and explain why this is the appropriate measure to use for what you are measuring. Remember that validity requires you to actually measure what you say you are measuring.