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Write a brief methods section in which you describe four characteristics in four subsections about your proposed study. The first subsection (Subjects) describes the population from which you plan to sample and all relevant sampling considerations. The second subsection (Design) should describe the general research design you plan to use: Experimental, ex post facto, correlational, participant-observer, historical, etc. Include a statement suggesting which data analysis method you would propose (e.g., ANOVA, multiple regression, grounded theory, etc.). Make sure that your design is consistent with your stated research question and hypotheses. For example, if you are interested in exploring group differences or experimental effects, the research question and hypotheses should be written in the language of contrast. If you are interested in exploring some phenomena in significant depth using qualitative methods, your research should be stated consistently with that approach. The third subsection (Measures) of the Methods should describe all dependent (outcome) measures you plan on studying and any available psychometric information pertaining to their reliability and validity. The fourth subsection (Procedure) spells out the actual steps you will take to conduct your study.