Research MethodsThis Assignment measures your ability to outline research methods.

Research MethodsThis Assignment measures your ability to outline research methods. There are manyresearch designs that are used in developmental research. As discussed in textbookInfants, Children and Adolescents, longitudinal, cross-sectional and sequential designsare used to assess developmental change and to explore developmental topics andchanges over time.This Assignment is composed of two parts:Part 1:Think about what you would like to learn about developmental change; then create yourown research question that would require using either a longitudinal, cross-sectional, orsequential design. In one page, write out your question and explain which design wouldbe most appropriate to answer the question and why.Part 2:Go to the Kaplan online Library and find one longitudinal, cross-sectional, or sequentialresearch article that studies development in infants, children, or adolescents. Be surethat the article that you find is an empirical peer-reviewed article, with an abstract,purpose, methods, results, and a conclusion. If you are unsure about your article choiceor have difficulty finding an appropriate article, please contact your instructor for help.Write a two-page summary of the research. Be sure to address the following questionsin your summary: What was the research question the author was investigating in the study? How did the author(s) conduct the research? What methods were used?Be sure to name the research design (longitudinal, cross-sectional, orsequential). What conclusions were made based on the research? Clearly identify your chosen article by citing it within the text of the summary andreferencing it on a reference page Please type your Assignment using 12-point Times New Roman font anddouble-spacing. This Assignment should be three pages, not including the title page orreference page. You must provide a citation using APA format in the form of in-text citationsfor any sources used. Remember to include a title page at the start of, and a reference list at theconclusion of, your Assignment. References: Article from Kaplan Library Berk, L. E., Meyers, A. B. (2016). Infants, Children, and Adolescents, 8th Edition. [Kaplan].Retrieved from https://kaplan.vitalsource.com/#/books/9781323485811