Perceived stress levels in MSW students related to evaluativ…

Suggested references in APA format, 7th edition, as a possible source: Social Work Speaks: National Association of Social Workers (NASW) (2021). Aging and well-being. In Social Work Speaks: Policy of the National Association of Social Workers. TERMINOLOGY AND/OR CONCEPTS 1. Scientific Method 2. Social Science Research 3. Quantitative (QN) or Qualitative (QL) Methods 6. Abstract 7. Sample and Sample Size 8. Validation Criteria 9. Reliability 10. Limitations 11. Implications 12. Findings (Social Science Research Findings) 13. Conclusions Scientific Method: The scientific method is a research tool whose objective is to answer questions posed through systematic work with principles and procedures for the methodical pursuit of knowledge. These include recognizing and formulating a problem, collecting data through observation and experimentation, and formulating and testing hypotheses. Use data collection techniques such as surveys, interviews, and observation, employing the qualitative research method with techniques such as questionnaires, using PQH 9 and GAD 7. Develop a research paper with a hypothesis based on the following: Exposure to a significant evaluative exam and the beginning of initial generalist practicums is associated with a significant increase in perceived stress levels among students in the Master in Social Work (MSW) program, specifically in the SWGR 511 class at Ana G. Mndez University, compared to students who have not recently been exposed to these academic and practical demands.