1.

Find the example of Co relation research

While we focus on correlation in research, we must also note that the correlation can be positive
or negative. Positive correlations mean that as variable A increases, so does variable B.
A negative correlation is defined as when variable A increases, variable B will decrease. Please
note that I did not say how much the other variable moves when the first variable changes.
Example 1
When looking for correlations, a researcher will look for patterns - what they have seen happen
again and again. A simple pattern known to every teacher, but unfortunately not every student, is
the link between studying and grades. The studious student who studies is more likely to score a
higher score on their test. Students who don't study much are less likely to score as high as those
who do.
Example 3
Revenge of the Beaker Bunch.Researchers Find that Scientists Live Longer If it were a movie,
it would probably be called " Nerds: The Ultimate Revenge. A study spanning nearly 70 years
suggests that, all else being equal, scientists live longer than non scientists According To
Friedman's study, scientists are 26 percent more likely to die at any given age than scientists.
In a sample of 600 men born around 1912, Friedman's group found that only 67% of non
scientists were still alive by age 70, compared to 72% of the scientists...
Example 4
Correlation means association - more precisely it is a measure of the extent to which two
variables are related.
If an increase in one variable tends to be associated with an increase in the other then this is
known as a positive correlation. An example would be height and weight. Taller people tend to
be heavier.

If an increase in one variable tends to be associated with a decrease in the other then this is
known as a negative correlation. An example would be height above sea level and temperature.
As you climb the mountain (increase in height) it gets colder (decrease in temperature).
When there is no relationship between two variables this is known as a zero correlation. For
example their is no relationship between the amount of tea drunk and level of intelligence.
A correlation can be expressed visually. This is done by drawing a scatter diagram - that is one
can plot the figures for one variable against the figures for the other on a graph.
Example 5
"MARRIAGE SLOWS CANCER DEATHS
Evidence that married people have a better Evidence that married people have a better chance of
surviving cancer than do singles chance of surviving cancer than do singles means that the
unmarried might be good means that the unmarried might be good targets for cancer targets for
cancer prevention programs. Married people with cancer had a 23% Married people with cancer
had a 23% higher overall survival rate than the higher overall survival rate than the unmarried.

2. Reasearch Steps Followed By Auther

Step 1: Identify And Develop Your Topic.
Step 2: Find Background Information.
Step 3: Use Catalogs To Find Books And Media.
Step 4: Use Indexes To Find Periodical Articles.
Step 5: Find Internet Resources.
Step 6: Evaluate What You Find.
Step 7: Cite What You Find Using A Standard Format.

2. Prepare Research proposal by using proper steps Black , Grey ,White Body
characteristic
PURPOSE
The purpose of this experiment was to determine how different characteristic of Black , Grey ,
White Body characteristic.
The present study gives a detailed analysis of the thermal radiation based
completely on classical random variables. It is shown that the energy of a mode of a classical
chaotic radiation field, following the continuous exponential distribution as a classical random
variable (Gauss variable), can be uniquely decomposed into a sum of its fractional part and of
its integer part.

HYPOTHESIS
In the present paper we have first given in the introduction a short summary on the early
theories on the black-body radiation and quantum statistics, and presented our motivation to
study this subject today. We have quoted the original literature on purpose, in order to provide
the interested reader with the references, where the original early thougths on the concept of
quanta first appeared.

EXPERIMENT DESIGN
Blackbodies thus have three characteristics:

1. A blackbody with a temperature higher than absolute zero emits some energy at all
wavelengths.

2. A blackbody at higher temperature emits more energy at all wavelengths than does a
cooler one.

3. The higher the temperature, the shorter the wavelength at which the maximum energy
is emitted.

MATERIALS
QUANTITY
01
01

ITEM DESCRIPTION
Black body
Grey body

01

White body

01
03

Heat source
thermocouple

PROCEDURES

RESULTS

CONCLUSION