A formal document outlining a planned research project, including objectives, methodology, and significance.

Methods and techniques used to treat psychological or behavioral issues in clients, particularly adolescents.

The harmful use of psychoactive substances by individuals aged 10-19, often requiring specialized treatment.

Research conducted following ethical principles, ensuring participant welfare and integrity of data.

The process of inspecting, cleansing, and modeling data to discover useful information and support decision-making.

A comprehensive survey of existing research relevant to a specific topic, identifying gaps and informing future research.

Research focusing on understanding human behavior through non-numerical data, such as interviews or observations.

Research involving numerical data and statistical analysis to understand patterns and relationships.

A declaration within a research proposal outlining how ethical considerations will be addressed.

Data that has been processed and interpreted to extract meaningful insights.

The ability to effectively communicate research plans and objectives in a structured format.

Systematic approaches to conducting research, including qualitative and quantitative methods.

Adhering to ethical and regulatory standards in research practices.

A process where research proposals are evaluated by experts in the field to ensure quality and credibility.

A concise overview of a research proposal, summarizing key points and objectives.

Graphs, charts, or images used to enhance understanding of research findings in proposals.

Areas within existing literature that require further investigation or exploration.

A detailed outline of the methods and procedures for analyzing collected data.

A list of sources with summaries and evaluations, aiding in literature review.

Complex situations in research where moral principles conflict, requiring careful consideration.

Laws and guidelines governing the conduct of research, ensuring ethical standards are met.

Research that significantly influences practices, policies, or understanding in a field.

Interventions designed to help individuals reduce or eliminate their substance use.

Treatment approaches that are based on scientific evidence and research findings.

Research focused on understanding health outcomes and treatments through direct patient interaction.

The assessment of a research proposal's quality, feasibility, and potential impact.