A research report communicates the purpose, methodology, findings, and recommendations of a research project. It has two main purposes - to convince the client that the findings can be used to their benefit, and to serve as a record of the research process. There are two main types of reports - technical reports for researchers and popular reports for general audiences. Effective reports are concise, objective, selective, and use visual aids to reinforce key findings and make the report easy to follow. Oral presentations supplement the written report and require careful preparation for the target audience.
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1. Characteristics of a Research Report
2. Types of Research Report
3. Importance of a Research Report
4. Guide to Writing a Research Report
5. Structure of a Research Report
6. Tips for Writing a Research Report
7. How to Gather Research Data for Your Report?
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A presentation on research report writing.PRIYANKAVP4
This power point presentation is related to the topic of research report writing. It involves meaning of report writing, its functions and essentialities,types,planning and report writing,format of a research report,preparation of research report,its contents,report writing stages etc.
In this ppt viewer will be able to know about how to write the report for the particular research. There are ethics to write means it should be easily understandable to the audience. Need to keep in mind that who is going to be audience.
Portion covered:
1. Characteristics of a Research Report
2. Types of Research Report
3. Importance of a Research Report
4. Guide to Writing a Research Report
5. Structure of a Research Report
6. Tips for Writing a Research Report
7. How to Gather Research Data for Your Report?
RESEARCH REPORT, Types of Research Report, Layout of Research Report, REPORT PREPARATION AND PRESENTATION PROCESS, Oral Presentation, Report Format, Most research reports include the following elements, Report Writing, Precautions in Preparing the Research Report, Mechanics of writing a research report, Bibliography
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2. RESEARCH REPORT
• A research report is:
– a written document or oral presentation based on a written
document that communicates the purpose, scope,
objective(s), hypotheses, methodology, findings, limitations
and finally, recommendations of a research project to
others.
– The last stage of a marketing research process.;
– It is more than a summary of findings; rather it is a record of
the research process.
• The researcher has to convince the client [and others
who may read the report] that the research findings
can be acted on for their own benefit.
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3. Types of Research Report I
• Any research report contains:
– descriptions on methodology,
– results obtained,
– and recommendations made.
• The basic orientation of a research report depends on
its audience. Before writing the report
– the researcher must know his or her audience;
– he/she may have to make assumptions about the
composition, background and interests of the target
readers.
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4. Types of Research Report II
• Two types of reports:-
– Technical Report: suitable for a target audience of
• researchers, research managers or other people familiar
with and interested in the technicalities such as research
design, sampling methods, statistical details etc.,
– Popular Report: suitable for:
• a more general audience, interested mainly in the research
findings as it is non-technical in nature.
– The writing style is designed to facilitate easy and
rapid reading and understanding of the research
findings and recommendations.
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5. REPORT PREPARATION AND PRESENTATION PROCESS
Problem Definition, Data Pre-report
Research Design Analysis
and Methodology Writing
Activities
Interpretation of
Research
findings
Report
Report
Preparation Writing
Activities
Oral
Presentattion
Post
RESEARCH Reading of the
FOLLOW-UP Report by the Report
client Writing
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6. The first step in the process involves..
• the interpretation of the results of data analysis
in light of:
– the marketing research problem investigated,
– and the research design and methodology followed.
• The research report is a means of communication
that can be understood, believed, trusted by
everyone who are likely to be affected by the
research, and acted upon by the decision maker.
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7. Before writing the report…
• the researcher should discuss: the major
findings, conclusions, and recommendations
with the key decision makers.
– necessary to ensure that the report meets the client's
needs and is ultimately accepted.
• The entire marketing research project:
– should be summarized in a single written report or in
several reports addressed to different readers.
– should present the findings in such a way that they
can be used directly as input into decision making.
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8. Oral Presentation
• Generally, an oral presentation supplements
the written report.
• The client should be given adequate time to
read the report.
– If necessary, the researcher should assist the
client in understanding the report,
implementing the findings, undertaking
further research, and evaluating the research
process in retrospect.
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9. Report Format
• No universally accepted standard format or style
for research writing. Different researchers may
prepare their reports differently.
– The personality, background, expertise, and
responsibility of the researcher and those of the
decision maker for whom the report is written interact
to give each report a unique character.
– Report formats are likely to vary with the nature of the
project itself. However, the research report closely
resembles the steps of the marketing research process.
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10. Most research reports include the following elements:
I. Title page XI. Research design
II. Letter of transmittal a. Type of research design
b. Information needs
III. Table of contents
c. Data collection from secondary sources
IV. List of tables d. Data collection from primary sources
V. List of graphs e. Scaling techniques
VI. List of appendices f. Questionnaire development and pretesting
g. Sampling techniques
VII. List of exhibits h. Field work
VIII. Executive summary
XII. Data analysis
a. Major findings
a. Methodology
b. Conclusions b. Plan of data analysis
c. Recommendations
XIII. Results
IX. Introduction
a. Background to the XIV. Limitations and caveats
problem XV. Conclusions and recommendations
b. Statement of the problem XVI. Appendix
X. Approach to the problem a. Questionnaires and forms
b. Statistical output
c. Lists
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11. The results...
• may be presented in several chapters of the report.
– For example, a Malaysian researcher conducting
a national survey, may perform the data analysis
in two stages.
• First, he or she may analyze the overall national
sample followed by nine separate analysis for each
of the states.
• The results may then be presented in ten chapters
[ one overall plus nine state based] instead of one.
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12. Report Writing I
• Effective report writing is an art.
• Some basic points to note in writing a report.
– Readers: The report should take into account the level of
readers' technical sophistication, their interest in the project,
ability to understand as well as the circumstances under which
they will read the report and how they will use it..
– Adherence to study objectives: A research report must show
that the research objectives have been accomplished..
– Easy to follow: The most basic characteristic of a good report
is that it is easy to follow.
• It should be well organized, logically structured, and clearly and
lucidly written. Headings and sub-headings should be used for
different topics and subtopics respectively..
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13. Report Writing II
• Objective: Report writing should always be guided by
objectivity.
– Should accurately present the methodology, results, and
conclusions of the project, without slanting the findings
to conform to the expectations of management.
• Selectivity: A researcher must use his or her discretion in
deciding what should be included in the report.
• Concise: A report should be concise. Yet brevity should not
be achieved at the expense of completeness.
• Presentation: The report should be professionally done with
quality paper, good typing, and attractive binding.
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14. Report Writing III
• Visual aids: Key information presented in the text of a research
report should be reinforced with tables, graphs, pictures, maps, and
other visual devices.
• Guidelines for Tables: Statistical tables are a vital part of the report
and deserve special attention.
– Every table should have a number and brief but clear title.
– Basis or unit of measurement should be clearly stated to facilitate
understanding.
– The arrangement of the data item should emphasize the most important
aspect of the data being presented.
– If necessary, explanations, comments etc. should be provided as
footnotes.
– If the table presents secondary data, the source(s) must be cited clearly.
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15. Oral Presentation
• Should be carefully prepared keeping the audience in
mind.
• A good presentation does not mean a lengthy presentation.
• Carefully selected visual aids such as graphs, tables,
charts, maps etc. help presentation.
– However, Too many visual aids, particularly statistical tables,
could often be boring and may not serve any purpose.
• During oral presentation, people may seek clarification.
– The speaker must be patient and should not show signs of anger
or frustration. He or she should be natural, establish eye contact
with the audience, and interact with them.
– Body language and descriptive gestures are also quite useful.
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