COMM 1312 Research Proposal: Comparing Efficiency of Married Couples

This research proposal, submitted by a student, investigates the comparative efficiency of married couples versus unmarried individuals. The abstract introduces the central argument that married people exhibit greater focus and efficiency in professional and domestic tasks. The rationale provides justification for the topic, citing its uniqueness and relevance, and includes subtopics like 'Married or single: who’s better?' and 'Who can focus more? Married one or a bachelor?' The literature review presents existing perspectives on marriage and bachelorhood. The methodology outlines a survey-based approach involving male PMU students aged 20-23, with both optional and yes/no questions. The expected findings and implications suggest potential positive outcomes for social work and guidance for singles. The proposal concludes with a list of cited references.

Writing & Research
COMM 1312
Marking Criteria for the Research Proposal
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CRITERIA POINTS POINTS
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COMMENTS
1 Cover Page 1
Header & Page number
Running Head
Title
Byline
Affiliation
2 Abstract 2
Say what project is about
Rationale
Method
Findings
3 Rationale 2
4 Qualification Statement (optional) (.50) Extra credit
5 Literature Review 2
6 Methodology 1
7 Expected Findings /Implications 1
8 References 1
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WRITING THE RESEARCH
Dr. YAZAN MOHAMMAD AL GHAZO
Section: 103
Name: Ibrahim Naji Alhayaz
ID: 201403285
Major: Mechanical Engineer
Subject: Writing and Research Proposal
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Married Couples are More Efficient than Unmarried ones
Abstract
It is generally believed that a man needs extreme focus regarding the important topic.
Without focus, the professional and even domestic tasks can't be performed. So, in this regard, it
is generally believed that married people are more focused than unmarried ones. There are so
many reasons behind it (Lecia Bushak,L. 2015). It is seen that bachelors do have many tasks to
do in a day and they are just focused towards their career also they can't focus on any other
things. Moreover, it has also been seen that married ones keep on managing things for each
other so that both husband and wife can focus than the bachelor ones(Quine, W. V. 1951).
Rationale
I chose this topic because it could prove to be a unique topic which will keep the reader's
interest maintained throughout the research. Not only that but for the reader's interest, there are
three more topics that have been added to the main topic. The first one is; who’s is the better one,
Married or single? (Newstead, S. 1992). This topic is actually related to the main topic which
will describe the importance of being married and the increased efficiency after marriage.
Moreover, in this topic, the views of both classes, single and married have been gathered. ( E.,
Pollard, P. 1992). The other topic is," Is this better to get married early?' This topic will also
describe the importance of marriage and will tell the readers how married ones possess better
energy than the singles. By such sub topics, the readers will fully understand the main topics (.,
Evans, J. S. B.1992). The third topic, in this regard is, "Who can more focus? Married one or a
bachelor?" This topic will also deal with the main topic regarding the efficiency and focus to the
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work. In this topic, it will be described that bachelors can't even manage their odd works show
could their efficiency be increased? While married ones learn how to do each task and time and
how to utilize energy in a right efficiency track( J. L. (1992)..
Qualification
The researcher is actually studying at PMU and will soon complete his graduation degree.
Literature review
When hitched you miss the single man life. In the single man life you ask why you can't
discover anyone adequate to wed(Quora.2016). The genuine objective is to discover an
accomplice that improves your regular than your ordinary as a lone wolf. Without a doubt, you
may in any case miss a portion of the high times of bachelorhood, yet you won't miss being a
single guy. In this way, wedded for not being a lone ranger isn't right. It especially takes the ideal
individual to make marriage justified, despite all the trouble (MensXP Team,M. 2016).
Marriage versus Bachelorhood, which is truly better? The single guys will clearly say
their lifestyle shakes, and wedded men, well, will concur. This is on the grounds that men don't
get hitched for the same reason ladies do. A lady gets hitched in light of the fact that she needs to
settle down, raise a family and assemble a home. A man gets hitched in light of the fact that that
is the best way to complete every one of the takes a shot at time and to have solace with his
accomplice(Lecia Bushak,L.2015).
Methodology
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The methodology will be based on a survey. It will be a survey in which male students of
PMU will participate. Their ages will be between 20-23. Several questions will be asked from
them regarding the topic. There will be both optional questions and just YES/NO questions. The
survey will be done in two days.
Findings and implications
I have found some positive results of that research. This research could be added in social
works and survey as an example. It could also be implemented to teach the singles how does
marriage effectively. I am also expecting to have more research on the same topics by the other
students. I am expecting a great favor from parents.
References
1. Quora(2016). What are differences between married and bachelor life? Retrieved from
https://www.quora.com/What-are-differences-between-married-and-bachelor-life
2. MensXP Team,M(2016). Married Life vs. Bachelorhood. Retrieved from
http://www.mensxp.com/dating/inner-game/7008-married-life-vs-bachelorhood.html
3. Lecia Bushak,L(2015). Married Vs Single: What Science Says Is Better For Your Health.
Retrieved from http://www.medicaldaily.com/married-vs-single-what-science-says-
better-your-health-327878
4. Quine, W. V. (1951). Main trends in recent philosophy: Two dogmas of empiricism. The
philosophical review, 20-43.
5. Williams, G. (2008). Data mining desktop survival guide. dim (survey), 1(32561), 15.
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6. Newstead, S. E., Pollard, P., Evans, J. S. B., & Allen, J. L. (1992). The source of belief
bias effects in syllogistic reasoning. Cognition, 45(3), 257-284.
7. van Orman Quine, W. (1976). Two dogmas of empiricism. In Can Theories be Refuted?
(pp. 41-64). Springer Netherlands.
8. Quine, W. V. O. (1961). From a logical point of view: 9 logico-philosophical essays
(Vol. 9). Harvard University Press.
9. Ruf, H. L. (1969). Transcendental logic: An essay on critical metaphysics. Man and
World, 2(1), 38-64.
10. Haskey, J. (1995). The proportion of married couples who divorce: past patterns and
current prospects. Population Trends, (83), 25-36.
11. Bird, G. (2006). Kant’s Analytic Apparatus. A Companion to Kant, 125.
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