E-Based Capstone Discussion HCA 620
Indeed, variables can be said to be the fundamental units of knowledge or specific information, especially when reviewing, analyzing, and translating the latest scientific research and evidence. With the availability of both independent and dependent variables, it is pretty important for the researchers to analyze their values and also see their relationship. You stated your definitions with clarity, and one could not agree less. In a concise way, I could add the definition of the independent variable as what the scientist changes or what changes (manipulated variable) on its own in research. In other words, the independent variable must be changed by the scientist, or it will change on its own; nothing else in the experiment affects or alters it (Sarikas, 2018). On the other hand, the dependent variable can also be briefly defined as; What is being studied or measured in an experiment. It is sometimes known as the responding variable, I.e., what shifts when the independent variable is changed or changes.
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Prepare a proposal for your evidence-based capstone project due in HCA-699.
The proposal should be formatted similarly to an executive summary (a common element in typical business plans). Explain the nature of your project and the type(s) of research required to support it.
For assistance in developing your proposal, see “Capstone Project Resources.”
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HCA 620 Capstone Project Latest-GCU Week 3 and 7
Capstone Project for Week 3
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