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Examining the Effect of Creative Circles Model in Enhancing Reading Comprehension of Collage Students.

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The research will examine the effect of Creative Circles Model (CCM) in enhancing reading comprehension of collage students. The phases of CCM are exploration, introduction, and application. The participants will be fifty Saudi EFL female students in Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University. Pre-test and post-test will be used to collect data. Both tests will include 10 questions. Each question has 4 multiple choices. Your proposal MUST INCLUDE ALL of the following sections: A. Title B. Table of Contents C. Abstract D. Introduction E. Literature review F. Significance of Research G. Research Question H. Research Methodology I. Ethical Consideration J. Limitations of the study K. Expected Results L. References M. Appendix *I have attached my professors example. *Number of words should be between 1800 to 2000 (not including the cover page). *Font for text all throughout the paper should be 12 Times New Roman. The entire paper should be double-spaced. This includes the title and the body of each paragraph. *Paginate your proposal, give sections numbers, and remember to show the page number of each section in the table of contents. *No in-text citation and references for Abstract, Significance of Research, Research Methodology, Ethical Consideration, Limitations of the study, and Expected Results. *Only use in-text citation and references for Introduction section and Literature review section. *Word counts for Significance of Research, Ethical Consideration, Limitations of the study, and Expected Results must be at least 150 words. * Word counts for Research Methodology section must be at most 200 words. *No subheading and heading for Research Methodology section. Write only one paragraph about the sample, setting, research design, and tool. *Include the questions of test in Appendix. * Word counts for the questions of test must be at most 100 words. Do not increase.

Do you think a business executive who refuses to invest in safety precautions with the result that several workers die is morally better than, equal to, or worse than a mugger who kills his victim after a robbery?

Do you think a business executive who refuses to invest in safety precautions with the result that several workers die is morally better than, equal to, or worse than a mugger who kills his victim after a robbery? What if the executive knowingly violated a safety regulation? Are the people responsible for white collar crime, including crimes that result in serious injury, more or less blameworthy than muggers. Explain your response. I will attach the PDF associated with the coursework