Click here to have a similar A+ quality paper done for you by one of our writers within the set deadline at a discounted…Describe the subjects (people or objects, e.g. texts) for your study, considering carefully the type and number you need. Explain your method of selecting your sample. Describe the population and how the sample will be drawn. Discuss the subject(s) in relation to your research question or hypothesis, to availability, and to your research design. That is, you need to identify the subjects and make clear whether they will be available and how you will reach them. This section typically answers the following questions: Who or what will you study in order to collect data? Is it appropriate to select a sample from a larger pool? If so, how will you do that? How do these subjects relate to your research question(s)? How you will identify members of the population and how you will select the sample. What sampling method are you using? How many people will be included? What geographical area are you focusing upon? Measurement: .Describe the kinds of measures you intend to use and explain why you have selected these (have they been used previously?). A discussion of measurements generally considers the following questions: What are the key variables in your study? How will you define and measure them? Do your definitions and measurements draw on or differ from those of previous research in this area? You want to consider whether you will use concurrent, retrospective, direct or indirect product measurements or some combination of these. Your research question should guide you in your selection. Your conceptual and operational definitions of the variables in your hypothesis will be clearly stated in this section.Remember a conceptual definition provides an idea regarding the concept; a operational definition is specific to how the concept will be measured. For example: Conceptual: Success: one’s ability to succeed Operation: Success is measured by no recidivism and/or reduced disciplinary infractions. Conceptual: Inmate: A person who is incarcerated.Operational: Inmate: A male or female between the ages of 18 and 65 incarcerated for a minimum of 5 years/maximum of 55 years in a NYS correctional Facility.Data-Collection Methods: .Describe what you plan to actually do and the kind of research you will conduct. Your data-collection methods obviously need to be consistent with your research problem, your subjects and your measurements. This section typically considers whether you will utilize surveys, 1:1 interviews, secondary data analysis, ethnography, etc. If you are conducting a survey or interview, please attach your questions as an appendix. If you are conducting ethnography, please attach your field notes as an appendix.