Scientific Method

The scientific method
Political Studies

Karla Yolanda Ramos Sánchez A01380048
Maylen Catalina Aguilar Herrera A01380659
Daniela Arsuaga Osuna A01380191Natalia Sofía Guajardo Berlanga A01380335
Diana Marcela Prado Sánchez A01380578
INDEX
1. Observe……………………………………………3
2. Define the problem……………………………….
3. Review theliterature……………………………..
4. Observe some more………………………………
5. Hypothesis……………………………………….
6. Choose research design………………………….
7. Collect data……………………………………….
8. Analyze results…………………………………..
9. Drawconclusions………………………………..

1. Observe. Maylen Aguilar
We have been looking about which political party has the most influence on non-voting students or teenagers; we want to know which one is because maybe we have thesame ideas even if we can’t vote but those ideas would be great and amazing when we vote and then we will be living in a better place.

2. Define the problem Maylen Aguilar
Ifstudents could vote, for what Political party would they vote, and why is that?

3. Review the literature Karla Ramos

4. Observe some more Karla Ramos

5.Hypothesis Natalia Guajardo
We think that teenagers and non-voting students would vote for the political parties their families support, for example the right wing partiessuch as PRI and PAN. Other non-voting students would vote for the left wing parties because they think our country needs a change, but they’re a minority.

6. Choose research designNatalia Guajardo
We decided to make a survey with non-voting students, between the ages of 14 to 17, males and females, we asked them which political party they support and why.7. Collect data Daniela Arsuaga

8. Analyze results Daniela Arsuaga

9. Draw conclusions Marcela...