Research Question: What are the associated issues causing mental health concerns in BME adults ( 18 to 65 year old) in London Borough of Southwark?

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Mental health
For a long time, there has been an increase of cases of health problems. It is, therefore, vital for research to be conducted to determine what might be the cause of it. This literary writing is a proposal in which will act as a blueprint for the research process. The research will aim at to determine what are the issues that associate will the mental health of older adults in London Borough of Southwark. Therefore, the study will be entitled causes of health mental.
The objectives of the research are: To know the main causes of the disease. To determine the way in which the causes should be controlled in the future. Another objective is to know the type of diseases that might occur through the disorder. Also to know the outcomes of each disease as how many have died of it. This questions and objectively will also help the researcher to gain more information within that particular context (Sheila, 580).
The aims of the research are to know how many Africans who are mainly affected with the disease. Also to know what should be done so as in the future the disease may not spread in the future. Another aim is to know how many are effected through such disease. Lastly, we will aim to find out how the affected and infected can be made comfortable in whatever situation they are.
Previously research has been carried out on the same topic. For instance, the previous shows that the cause of mental health challenges is the social, physiology and individual challenges.

The research will determine the validity of this background information. The assumptions that these researchers have done will either help to approve or disapprove them. It is, therefore, open minded such that it is ready to gain the knowledge from any of the sources.
For the research to be effective, there must be guidelines in which the researcher should follow. In our study will put different methods of analysis for accurate results. For example, the study will employ the use of surveys. Will move from one place to place and meet the infected who we will deduct some data from them. We will also use questioner where our respondents will fill in the questions. These issues will cover the all the objectives of the research. The respondents will humbly request to answer every question to their level best. Again sampling will be used as a method of the investigation. Some few will be picked from every locality which will represent others. This method is the economic one such that it does not need to meet every individual (Marie, 543).
For every research, one need to have the members that will keep the focus on deducting the right data. One is expected to choose the best respondents critically. For example, our research will but concentrate on the infected and the affected individuals. They are the key participants where data collection will concentrate. The infected will help in giving information on how it changed that they became infected, they will as well give more data on the common causes of the disease and how many of them have been able to control them for the period in which they have stayed infected. To the affected will as well give data on how they ensured that they are not infected. Also, they will provide the information on the significant effects they face from being associated with infected individuals. By the end of interacting with the participates, the research shall have been able to gain knowledge on the effects of the disease to both the parties.
The research questions of the research will be as follows. First, we will ask why it that the disease associated with the blacks is. Secondly, we will ask what are the precautions that have taken to ensure the disease does not spread to others. By answering that question, the research shall be able to learn how caring they are to one another. We will as well ask what the most common causes of that disease are. This question will again help to locate the primary cause of the disease so that we can work to find out a theory to which we can use to generalize the findings. Lastly, we will ask the period in which the infected have lived with the disease. Again from the response of this question, we will be able to know the time at which the disease started trending (A report of the Surgeon General, 328)
Consequently, for one to be allowed to conduct a research he should get a license. Any investigation should be legal so that the researcher can freely survey his area of focus of research. In our study, we will seek a permit from the mayor of the Southwark locality and the councillors of the same ward. Therefore before we conduct research, we will pay a visit to the mayor and the councillor to be licensed, and after that, we will carry out the research.
There will be a guideline in which the research process will follow. For example, according to our timetable, the study is expected to assume exactly at eight mornings. We will converge at London town and divide into groups where each will collect his data. By precisely twelve noon we will converge again to take our lunch and later we will assemble all the collected data and break for our homes. At the second day we will again gather at the same time and conduct questions and lastly the third day we will meet with the sampled population. The sample will represent all the other individuals. We will later analyse the collected data and come up with the general conclusion (Taylor, 123).
The literary work of which our research will face on policies of mental health. This scholarly work was written to show the stages of mental health. It also demonstrates the way in which they caused. Lastly, the academic work gives the guideline in which if it is followed the challenge shall be done away.
Despite the good will of the research process, it happens that some challenges are faced. For instance, there can be poor cooperation of the respondents. If it happens they turn to be ignorant in giving the response, the intended data may not attain. Environmental factors may as well be the challenge. For instance, if it rains survey may be a challenge to conduct. Not only those but also the presence of the finance is another factor (Warr, 480)
To control these challenges, we shall ensure we have the estimated amount at which that may be needed, choose a day that is environmental problem questions and is friendly to the respondents so as to ensure they freely give relevant data.
Work cited
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Jahoda, Marie. “Current concepts of positive mental health.” (2008).
Taylor, Shelley E., and Jonathon D. Brown. “Illusion and well-being: a social psychological perspective on mental health.” Psychological bulletin 103.2 (2008): 193.
US Department of Health and Human Services. “Mental health: A report of the Surgeon General.” (2009): 318-328
Warr, Peter. Work, unemployment, and mental health. Oxford University Press, 2007.
World Health Organization. Dept. of Mental Health, and Substance Abuse.Mental health atlas 2005. World Health Organization, 2005.
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