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This document contains a research proposal submitted by Edy Wijaya. The proposal examines the hypothesis that a husband who only does housework and does not have a paid job is considered lazy. It outlines a qualitative analysis and survey structure to gather data on public perceptions of husbands who are homemakers. The proposal provides details on developing survey questions, distributing the survey online, collecting responses, analyzing the data, and ensuring an ethical research process that is confidential, original, relevant and fair.

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, BUILDING AND DESIGN
THE DESIGN SCHOOL
FOUNDATION IN NATURAL BUILD ENVIRONMENT

Name: Edy Wijaya
ID: 0314036
Course: Social Psychology
Type of assignment: Research Proposal
Date of submission: 13th November 2013 (12 PM)

Title: Prejudice

Hypothesis:
A husband who only does the housework/household chores and did not go to work is a lazy
husband.

Qualitative:
-

Husbands who do not work and only do the housework, have been deemed lazy by
many people in any side of the world. They do not go to work and instead rely on their
wives to go to work and provide food for their family.

Structure/procedure:
Make a purpose/goal for the survey that relate to the title, state what it is exactly.

Put a limit to the numbers of questions and how much time needed to finish the
survey, the faster the better.

Make the questions straight/specific, short and simple.

Arrange the questions, arrange the questions so that they continue naturally into
another where the broader questions come first and the more specific come after
and put the less important questions towards the end.

Finalize the questions.

Design the questionnaire.

Finalize the questionnaire.

Check the surveys, test them to family.

Start the survey online.

Give out deadline for the survey.

Gather all the data from the survey.

Harmonize all the data gathered.

Data processing and statistical adjustment.

Take any data needed for the research proposal.

Ethics Consideration:
-

Confidential.

-

Original research.

-

Relevant.

-

Fair.

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Research proposal

1. SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, BUILDING AND DESIGN THE DESIGN SCHOOL FOUNDATION IN NATURAL BUILD ENVIRONMENT Name: Edy Wijaya ID: 0314036 Course: Social Psychology Type of assignment: Research Proposal Date of submission: 13th November 2013 (12 PM)

2. Title: Prejudice Hypothesis: A husband who only does the housework/household chores and did not go to work is a lazy husband. Qualitative: - Husbands who do not work and only do the housework, have been deemed lazy by many people in any side of the world. They do not go to work and instead rely on their wives to go to work and provide food for their family. Structure/procedure: Make a purpose/goal for the survey that relate to the title, state what it is exactly. Put a limit to the numbers of questions and how much time needed to finish the survey, the faster the better. Make the questions straight/specific, short and simple. Arrange the questions, arrange the questions so that they continue naturally into another where the broader questions come first and the more specific come after and put the less important questions towards the end. Finalize the questions. Design the questionnaire.

3. Finalize the questionnaire. Check the surveys, test them to family. Start the survey online. Give out deadline for the survey. Gather all the data from the survey. Harmonize all the data gathered. Data processing and statistical adjustment. Take any data needed for the research proposal. Ethics Consideration: - Confidential. - Original research. - Relevant. - Fair.

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