On a light note
Mar. 9th, 2004 01:11 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dancerjodiI don't have class tonight. I can go home and see Brian, and veg in the living room with some homework.
Also on a light note, I almost finished my assignment that's due tomorrow during my lunch hour (I need to add a bit to the last question). We're working on our Methods section now (the total Methods section is due at the end of the month) and I had to:
-Identify one important concept in your research plan that is represented by multiple questions in your dataset.
-Search the literature for any publication or reports using this dataset. If you find any, try to determine whether the set of questions you are focusing on was used in an index. Describe how these questions were used.
-Explain how you will construct an index from this set of questions (not computer procedures; just describe what type of index you will construct).
-Propose a procedure for assessing the reliability of this index.
-Propose one or more procedures for assessing the validity of this index (this would involve examining relationships with other variables in the dataset).
Thanks for the encouragement on the house thing guys. Being a "I'll work hard and fix it" person its difficult for me to just stay put sometimes.
Also on a light note, I almost finished my assignment that's due tomorrow during my lunch hour (I need to add a bit to the last question). We're working on our Methods section now (the total Methods section is due at the end of the month) and I had to:
-Identify one important concept in your research plan that is represented by multiple questions in your dataset.
-Search the literature for any publication or reports using this dataset. If you find any, try to determine whether the set of questions you are focusing on was used in an index. Describe how these questions were used.
-Explain how you will construct an index from this set of questions (not computer procedures; just describe what type of index you will construct).
-Propose a procedure for assessing the reliability of this index.
-Propose one or more procedures for assessing the validity of this index (this would involve examining relationships with other variables in the dataset).
Thanks for the encouragement on the house thing guys. Being a "I'll work hard and fix it" person its difficult for me to just stay put sometimes.
