Thesis Defense - Problem Restatement to Study Results

This thesis defense covers key sections including problem restatement, purpose of the study, hypothesis, significance, research methods, participant recruitment, procedures, measures, and study results. It presents a comprehensive overview of the research journey from identifying the problem to deriving meaningful outcomes.

• Thesis Defense
• Research Study
• Problem Statement
• Study Results
• Research Methods

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1. THESIS TOPIC Name Thesis Defense Date

2. INTRODUCTION

3. Statement of the Problem This section should be brief. You are restating the problem you orginally introduced within your proposal.

4. Statement of the Problem

5. Purpose of the Study

6. Hypothesis/Research Queestions

7. Significance This could pertain to the gaps in the literature and/or implications of findings to inform public health programming.

8. Operational Definitions This slide may or may not be needed. Please talk with your Thesis Chair on whether or not to include this slide into your proposal.

9. Delimitations of Research

10. Methods

11. Study Design

12. Participants and Recruitment This section should be thorough; however, it should be limited to no more than 2-3 slides.

13. Procedures This section should be thorough; however, it should be limited to no more than 2-3 slides.

14. Measures

15. Results This section should be thorough; and it should be between 2-3 slides. However, it can be more, which will be dependent on the study performed.

16. Results This section should be thorough; and it should be between 2-3 slides. However, it can be more, which will be dependent on the study performed.

17. Discussion This section should be thorough; and it should be between 2-3 slides. However, it can be more, which will be dependent on the study performed.

18. Discussion This section should be thorough; and it should be between 2-3 slides. However, it can be more, which will be dependent on the study performed.

19. Implications This should only be one slide.

20. Limitations This should only be one slide

21. Conclusions This should only be one slide