You aren't really asking much of a research question here nor giving a hypothesis on your research question. Given your statement, you could ask something about "How does vaccination rate for measles differ across regions and school districts and types of schools?" and you could also consider factors such as enrollment, year, and whether the district is rural or urban. As for your hypothesis, once you have a research question, you could begin to ask a hypothesis on the question! (-.75)
The dataset for this project looks sufficient, but you didn't actually glimpse the data (-.75)!
MiranBh
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1 year ago
You aren't really asking much of a research question here nor giving a hypothesis on your research question. Given your statement, you could ask something about "How does vaccination rate for measles differ across regions and school districts and types of schools?" and you could also consider factors such as enrollment, year, and whether the district is rural or urban. As for your hypothesis, once you have a research question, you could begin to ask a hypothesis on the question! (-.75)
The dataset for this project looks sufficient, but you didn't actually glimpse the data (-.75)!