Childhood Obesity in UAE

Childhood Obesity in UAE Childhood Obesity in UAE: Mind Map: Sources: The sources which are being used in this research relating to online cyber software, and academic books and other journals to take help in this research work. the closed-ended question would be part of the survey which had been asked through the scientific reasons and maintaining of the work, through this achievement the person would come to know about the scientific reasons and maintaining the work with it pace. These sources are utilizing to collect the exact amount of data and maintain the work to be more authentic and organized. Throughout the structural work these sources are aiding to systemize the work and providing the cosy environment to work to collect the actual fact and figure and portrayed the thinking of the minds of the people (Haboubi Shaikh, 2009). It is also explored that the data is gathered in the shape of facts and figures and maintain the authenticity of the work. The sources are entirely up to date as it has been taken by the students and working class ladies. This provision of the work provides the information in order to maintain the work and to systemize the structure (Gupta, Goel, Shah Misra, 2012). Research Proposal: Q) What are some of the factors that contribute to childhood obesity? Researching topic: The research is about the childhood obesity in the UAE. This provides the system that includes the matter that contributed a lot in un healthy criteria of the foods. This study includes the effects, causes and ways to overcome the obesity from children in UAE. Significance of the Research: This research would be done to aware people about the dangerous effects of the obesity especially in children. This study also defines the structural knowledge how to reduce this factor. This research provides the information that how much the system could be available in order to make the children more active and maintain their life style. This research shares the knowledge about the harms of junk foods and other criteria of work. This research provokes the parent to take care of the health of their children to overcome this problem. Interested Readers: The children and parents who are health conscious and want to maintain their health would having a keen interest in reading my research. Outcome of the Research: Provision of awareness, efforts of healthy life, indulge the children into exercise and maintain the diet plan is the overcome of our research program. Context: On 25th of May 2014 this research was conducted. The targeted audience were female category whose ages range from 20 to 30, some of them are studying in Abu Dhabi Women’s College and others are working in different companies. All participates were supposed to give the answer of the 10 questions. Because the researcher targeting the audience relating to education department or the employees department would be more part in order to maintain the work. This is the process through which people would enjoying their way and maintain the work within the programmed sources. Throughout the system there would be more systematic approach to work out in this concern. Collecting Data: Survey Tools: The survey tools which we are going to use would be more systematic in order to maintain the work. This is the process through which people are much peculiar in order to systemized and maintain the structure of the study. The online software is much reliable in our context to take out the answer and adhere it into the systematic approach which makes the system more prominent and useful in our study. Reason of Choosing the Closed-Ended Question: The closed ended questions have not vast definition in order to maintain the work. This is the style in which respondents have not have the chance to get the option and to get provide the irrelevant answer. The study is more focused and more organized through this way. This is the procedure to which people are much prominent and maintain the work. Problem to Gather the Qualitative Data: The qualitative data would be more difficult to collect and after facing these problems people are much systemized to entertain the factual way to prove his research work. All the female does not tell the right age and conceal their weight which was the biggest barrier in this concern. This is the problematic research work which maintains the status of the work in this concern. Ethical Consideration: In order to make the causes of the obesity that are also fast foods and soft drink, we are not supposed to take the name of the brand but generally considered the whole panorama of these kinds of things. Two main Sources: The two main sources which prominent in order to maintain the work and making this research to the completion of the task. The online software would be used in order to conduct the interview and other sources are used in order to maintain the work more peculiar. The other source which is used is internet and other cyber technologies which maintain our work more prominent and more fundamental. This is the programmed sources which pave the way to conduct factual research in more authentic way. These sources are much relevant to conduct the research, but these sources does not only make the research more authentic but also helps to attain the exact way and make the research on the path which is quite relevant to focus on the given topic. Time Framework: The time in this research requires almost about 3 months. The systematic approach towards the tools and respondents to maintain the research more factual and qualitative would consume more time. It would be almost from March 2014 to June 2013. The idea was initiated in the month of March and presented in the final shape in moth of June. The closed ended questions and answers from the respondents take almost one and half month. Te composing of data and taking the data from other sources would also be the part of the system in order to maintain the qualitative work and make the reports and analysing data and provision of findings to provide the factual research work consumes more than 1 month. Presenting Research: This research is much prominent in this form which is both in the soft and hard copy. Soft copy are avail the users of cyber technologies and hard copy provides the information to the people who used to read in the black and white form. This is the progressive form of the system through which people are much keen to read our research who having keen interest to maintain their health and who are more health conscious . Limitations: To maintain the research work in this vast topic the survey of only few students and working ladies would not be enough to provide the effective result The time is too short in order to provide the qualitative work and embrace many minds of the people (Trainer, 2010). This research as concluded in the Girls College so girls are much hesitate to explore they name and all the information like weight and age in UAE. The cultural barrier also comes when the specification of the girls would be the part of our research. The researcher would not easily go to outside the nation and could not take the information from all the nations of UAE as it is more focused the capital (Trainer, 2010). Appendix: References: Gupta, N., Goel, K., Shah, P., Misra, A. (2012). Childhood obesity in developing countries: epidemiology, determinants, and prevention. Endocrine Reviews, 33(1), 48-70. Retrieved from http://press.endocrine.org/doi/abs/10.1210/er.2010-0028 Bin Zaal, A. A., Musaiger, A. 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