Business Research Methodology - Sample Assignment
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BUSINESS RESEARCH METHOD1[Name]CourseProfessor’s NameInstitutionLocation of InstitutionDate
BUSINESS RESEARCH METHOD2Concept theoryThe concept theory has been proposed by many scholars amongst which are Carey, 2012. However, there are several theories that have been put forward in describing what the concept theory is for example; theory-theory, the classical theory, the prototype theory, conceptual atomism and the pluralism and eliminatism. The theory is defined as a well-stipulated set of general propositions of thoughts. This theory outline the perception of how things or ideas are being identified, conceptualized and implemented in order to generate business opportunities or any other related avenues. These theories tend to bring out a casual-explanatory of how the properties of objects and events of same categories attribute processesthat have been named or classified. These names are developed purposely for identification ofphysical or invisible/ non-physical phenomenon (Cooper, Schindler & Sun, 2016). These names are constructed or created from letters, symbols, words or signs which are the buildingblock of a theory; they comprise of empirical realities such as leadership, inflation, emotion (Carey, 2012, p. 113-124). Findings Quantitative research designIs a methodical formal and objective systematic process of collecting/ gathering data concerning the world. It enables a more descriptive method of testing and examining relationships, their cause and impacts. It has four major designs for comparing and contrasting the formulated approaches depending on the degree designed for controlling the primary variables for the experiment. These include; experimental, quasi-experimental, descriptive and correlational.The correlational design focuses mainly on the relationship between the variable in consideration of statistical data. It does not put more emphasis on the observation, cause, and effect of the information gathered.
BUSINESS RESEARCH METHOD3The descriptive design focuses on the description of the present condition of the phenomenon or variable. It majorly concentrates on the observation during the data gathering stage.Casual-comparative or a quasi-experimental tends to exploit more on the causative effect of the relationship amongst the two or more phenomenon or variables. There is no manipulation of the independent variables in testing the casualty and phenomenon.Experimental designs or the true experimentation which tends to use a scientific shift in establishing the cause of the relationship between the groups of a phenomenon in the research study. Its test methodology based on the manipulation of the independent variables with optimal phenomenon control system.Qualitative designIt is the model that systematically put forward a subjective approach to describe the day to day life encounters and their real translation or truthful meaning. The design implies that the entities and procedures are not examined based on the amount, frequency and quantity of these processes (Abdou & Pratt, 2012). The qualitative researchers majorly put more emphasis on the correlation between the reality and the causal effects of the variables or phenomenon depending on the nature of those realities. Unlike the quantitative design, qualitative put more emphasis on the casual relationship amongst the variables as opposed to be the processes. It as well depends on the relationship between the social and their code of conducts of the scientist while in investigating the cause of the research problem. There are three elements that are involved in the qualitative research; naturalistic which is the study of realities without any sense of manipulation or controlling as they are set by nature itself (Johnson & Onwuegbuzie, 2016, p. 113). Emergent refers to the act of acknowledging the situational change and understanding the need to create or pursue a new way out on the emerging issues; purposeful for the study or research work. The area of study is selected
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