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PPT Format for MBA Defense Presentation.pptxTesfa21
This document outlines the structure and contents of a student's thesis. It includes an introduction with the background, problem statement, research questions, objectives, and scope. It then describes the methodology chapter which covers the research design, sampling, data collection, and analysis. Next it addresses the results and discussion chapter and concludes with wrapping up the conclusions, recommendations, and directions for future research. The document provides a template for the student to organize their thesis into these standard academic chapters.
This document provides information on research methodology basics, including key concepts like research design strategies, exploratory studies, essential elements of research reports, the purpose of literature reviews, self-plagiarism, primary vs secondary data, qualitative vs quantitative data, and the basic research process. It tests understanding through multiple choice questions on these topics, with answers provided.
This document discusses questionnaires as a method for conducting research. It defines a questionnaire as a structured self-reported instrument used to collect data on knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and feelings from research subjects. The document outlines the purpose, types, advantages and disadvantages of questionnaires. It provides guidance on key aspects to consider when designing a questionnaire such as the sample, questions, format, and sequencing.
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TITLE B – Types of Primary Research
TITLE C - Advantages of Primary Research
TITLE D - Disadvantages of Primary Research
TITLE E - Where do I Start
TITLE F - Conducting a Primary Research
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3. Primary research is any type of research that
you collect yourself. It is first-hand data
collected.
Definition
TITLE
A
4. Several types of primary research exist
● Interviews
● Surveys
● Observations
● Analysis
Types of Primary Research
TITLE
B
5. 1. Data Collected is accurate
2. It Focuses on the Problem At Hand
3. Collected Data can be Controlled
4. It is Time-Tested
5. It is more up-to-date
Advantages of Primary Research
TITLE
C
6. 1. Expensive:
2. Time-consuming
3. May not be Enough
4. More Resources Required
Here goes your title D
TITLE
D
Disadvantages of Primary Research
7. ● Questions to Consider When Beginning
the Primary Research
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● What research method do I need to use
● What is the survey demographic
● How can I access the sample
● What are my biases about this topic
Where Do I Start?
8. Step 1: Identifying the research topic
Step 2: Drafting a research question
Step 3: Determining the research
methodology
Step 4: Devising a plan to carry out the
selected research method
Step 5: Determining how will you collect
the data
Step 6: Conducting the research
Conducting a Primary Research
TITLE
E