Measure for Dissertation

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MEASURE FOR DISSERTATION 2
The Emotional Effects of Colorism and Hair Texture, and Its Influence on Impostor Syndrome in
Black Women in the Workplace
One of the key areas of a dissertation is the measurement section which comes
immediately after the collection and sampling of data. This is the section under which the data,
may it be people, events, objects, or any other form of information is turned into a numbers for
the measurement purposes. This is known as measuring the dissertation variables and despite
been the most challenging part of doing a doctoral research or a dissertation; it is one of the most
significant processes (Watson, 2015). One of the advantages that come with creating a measure
for the dissertation is that the process helps in dictating the descriptive information necessary for
the tasks ahead especially the discussion, analysis, and conclusion sections. This works as a
guarantee for the future processes of the work given in such a way that the adoptions and
assumptions made in the following sections can be explained.
In most cases, the measure of these data, which is called the adopted variables provide a
cross reference towards the adoption of formulae and other significant steps into concluding
prove behind the dissertation (Schwichow et al., 2016). For the topic in my dissertation, The
Emotional Effects of Colorism and Hair Texture, and Its Influence on Impostor Syndrome in
Black Women in the Workplace, finding a measure for my data provides a chance to apply the
statistics necessary to find out what extent that these people are feeling the effect. This also
provides a chance for the development of a validated and tested approach towards finding out
what these people go through as far as the issues of colorism and hair texture are concerned. The
validation that comes with finding a specific measure for the data that is collected is a crucial
part since this also provides a future reference for other researchers to apply in topics that are
related to this.