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Paper Instructions:

The expectation is that after taking this course students will have learned how to outline future research topics to further deconstruct prejudice, discrimination, and systemic oppression impacting the life chances and choices of African American families. Can you develop your own empirical research question(s) and ability to find answers? Are you able to present and justify the need to study a research problem and to present the practical ways in which the proposed study should be conducted? Can you employ a sociological perspective to explore dynamics of agency  & resistance among African American Families? At the end of the semester you are afforded the opportunity to show off and demonstrate how well you have developed your theoretical and methodological acumen. The final paper is worth 30% of my grade.
The paper should be organized as follows: 
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: Describe the general problem that you will address. This is an overview of the broad issues that have caused or influenced your specific research problem/question. (20 points)
SIGNIFICANCE of the studya: You should explain why the topic/issue is socially relevant. Why does it need to be done? What significance does it hold for your discipline? What fields you're your research join or contribute to? How does the topic affect contemporary social relations? In this section consider current socio-political debates and/or public discourse surrounding the topic. How does it contribute to knowledge formation? (20 points)
PERSONAL CONNECTION?INTEREST(spanish a/with comma on top): Expound upon the relevance of the topic to yourself.Explain how your personal/professional experiences has prepared you to successfully accomplish this study. (10 points)( When writing this put this as in my perspective) 
PRINCIPAL RESEARCH QUESTION(s)(spanish a/with comma on top): Your questions about the social world that you seek to answer through the collection of and analysis of empirical data. Three types of research questions: descriptive, explanatory and exploratory.
-descriptive questions define and describe social phenomena
-explanatory identify causes and effects of social phenomena
-exploratory questions seek to answer questions on new or little studied phenomena (20 points)
SUMMARY: Summarize the social implications of the strengths and weakness of the research topic. What do you propose to do? State clearly your objectives, methodology, and the nature of your research (quantitative/qualitative). State expected outcomes. (20 points)
SURVEY QUESTIONS(Redrafted) Include a type, second draft of your survey questions. (5 points)
** ON HERE YOU CAN RETYPE THE SECOND DRAFT, IT MAYBE MISSING SOME WORDS** Choose only 10 questions from the survey
The survey is below in a word document whereas the link to the survey.