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Historical Design
So, Stan decides that he wants to figure out why the Nazis acted the way they did. He wants to do historical research, which involves interpreting past events to predict future ones. In Stan's case, he's interested in examining the reasons behind the Holocaust to try to prevent it from happening again.

Historical research design involves synthesizing data from many different sources. Stan could interview former Nazis or read diaries from Nazi soldiers to try to figure out what motivated them. He could look at public records and archives, examine Nazi propaganda, or look at testimony in the trials of Nazi officers. There are several steps that someone like Stan has to go through to do historical research:

1. Formulate an idea: This is the first step of any research, to find the idea and figure out the research question. For Stan, this came from his mother, but it could come from anywhere. Many researchers find that ideas and questions arise when they read other people's research.

2. Formulate a plan: This step involves figuring out where to find sources and how to approach them. Stan could make a list of all the places he could find information (libraries, court archives, private collections) and then figure out where to start.

3. Gather data: This is when Stan will actually go to the library or courthouse or prison to read or interview or otherwise gather data. In this step, he's not making any decisions or trying to answer his question directly; he's just trying to get everything he can that relates to the question.

4. Analyze data: This step is when Stan goes through the data he just collected and tries more directly to answer his question. He'll look for patterns in the data.







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