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 Research begins with a problem in the form of a question in the mind of the
researcher.
 Research demands the identification of a problem, stated in clear terms.
 Research requires a plan.
 Research deals with the main problem through appropriate sub problem .
 Research seeks direction through appropriate hypothesis and is based upon
obvious assumptions.
 Research deals with facts and their meaning.
 Research is circular.
 Basic Research
 Applied Research
Deductive research approach –
 Works from the more general to the more specific.
 Sometimes it is called “Top down approach”
 Conclusion follows logically from premises (available facts)
Theory
Hypothesis
Observation
Confirmation
Water fall
 Inductive reasoning works the other way,
moving from specific observations to broader
term / general.
 Sometimes we call this ‘bottom up approach’
 Conclusion is likely based on premises
 Involve a degree of uncertainty
Theory
Tentative
hypothesis
Pattern
Observation
Hill climbing
 Designed to solve the practical problem of
the world.
 The goal of applied research is to improve the
human condition.
 This research is generally conducted on large
scale basis, it is expensive.
 It is often conducted with the support of
some financing agency like government,
public corporation and world bank etc.
 It is collecting, analyzing and interpreting
data by observing what people do and say.
 Much more subjective and use different
method of collecting information.
 The Qualitative method investigates the WHY
and HOW of decision making not just WHAT
WHERE and WHEN
 Measure the quantity or amount and compare
it with past records and tries to project for
future.
 Quantitative research involve the use of
structured questions, where the response
question have been pre-determined and large
number of respondent is involved.
 A hypothesis (H) is an unproven statement about a factor or
proposition phenomenon that is of interest to the researcher.
 When a manager makes a statement or an assumption that
he/she believes to be true and wants research to determine if
there is support for that statement, we call this statement a hypothesis.
 Guides the direction of the study
 Identifies facts that are relevant
 Suggests which form of research design is
appropriate
 Provides a framework for organizing the
conclusions that result
 No relationship between two measured
phenomena. Never proven either rejected or
fail.
 Alternative Hypothesis (H1)
The hypothesis to be accepted if the null
hypothesis is rejected.

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Business research methods (basic concepts )

  • 1.  Research begins with a problem in the form of a question in the mind of the researcher.  Research demands the identification of a problem, stated in clear terms.  Research requires a plan.  Research deals with the main problem through appropriate sub problem .  Research seeks direction through appropriate hypothesis and is based upon obvious assumptions.  Research deals with facts and their meaning.  Research is circular.
  • 2.  Basic Research  Applied Research
  • 3. Deductive research approach –  Works from the more general to the more specific.  Sometimes it is called “Top down approach”  Conclusion follows logically from premises (available facts)
  • 5.  Inductive reasoning works the other way, moving from specific observations to broader term / general.  Sometimes we call this ‘bottom up approach’  Conclusion is likely based on premises  Involve a degree of uncertainty
  • 7.  Designed to solve the practical problem of the world.  The goal of applied research is to improve the human condition.  This research is generally conducted on large scale basis, it is expensive.  It is often conducted with the support of some financing agency like government, public corporation and world bank etc.
  • 8.  It is collecting, analyzing and interpreting data by observing what people do and say.  Much more subjective and use different method of collecting information.  The Qualitative method investigates the WHY and HOW of decision making not just WHAT WHERE and WHEN
  • 9.  Measure the quantity or amount and compare it with past records and tries to project for future.  Quantitative research involve the use of structured questions, where the response question have been pre-determined and large number of respondent is involved.
  • 10.  A hypothesis (H) is an unproven statement about a factor or proposition phenomenon that is of interest to the researcher.  When a manager makes a statement or an assumption that he/she believes to be true and wants research to determine if there is support for that statement, we call this statement a hypothesis.
  • 11.  Guides the direction of the study  Identifies facts that are relevant  Suggests which form of research design is appropriate  Provides a framework for organizing the conclusions that result
  • 12.  No relationship between two measured phenomena. Never proven either rejected or fail.  Alternative Hypothesis (H1) The hypothesis to be accepted if the null hypothesis is rejected.