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Running head: RESEARCH METHODOLOGYResearch MethodologyEvaluating the effect of project scope change on project objectives at Omantel CompanyStudent’s name:Name of the university:Author’s note
1RESEARCH METHODOLOGYTable of Contents Chapter 3: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY...................................................................................23.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................23.2 Research Onion..........................................................................................................................23.3 Research Philosophy..................................................................................................................33.4. Research Approach...................................................................................................................53.5 Research Design........................................................................................................................63.6 Data collection technique..........................................................................................................83.7 Data collection instruments.......................................................................................................93.8 Population of the Study...........................................................................................................103.9 Sampling technique and Sample size......................................................................................103.10 Data analysis technique.........................................................................................................123.11 Research instruments Validity and Reliability Testing.........................................................133.12 Pilot Test................................................................................................................................143.13 Legal, social and ethical considerations................................................................................153.14 Summary................................................................................................................................16Reference List................................................................................................................................17
2RESEARCH METHODOLOGYChapter 3: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY3.1 Introduction The orderly method for collecting data following certain research techniques is known asa research methodology. Research methodologies are basically arranged, logical and esteemimpartial (Mackey and Gass 2015). Research methodology incorporates hypothetical issues, trialtechniques, numerical and measurable methodologies so as to pick up the correct result of theresearch. This section expresses the technique by portraying, clarifying and anticipating the datathat have been taken after all through the examination. For doing this specific research, theresearcher has utilised different instruments that have helped him to deduct analysis in areasonable frame. The researcher has selected positivism as the research philosophy anddeductive approach as a research approach. The researcher has used descriptive research designin order to conduct the research.3.2 Research Onion With the assistance of the research onion outline, the researcher has inspired help to planthe research paper in a type of a layer. Every single layer of this onion has furnished theresearcher with exact information and data identified with the examination. The researcher hasutilised different instruments that have helped the researcher to pick up an inside and outlearning about the research topic. The research onion manages three major layers of the research,epistemology, ontology and axiology (Saunders et al. 2015). This conventional plan of theinvestigation meets the research objective in a superior way. Usefulness of the research onion is
3RESEARCH METHODOLOGYthat it can adapt almost all types of research methodology and this can be used in a variety ofcontexts. Figure 3.1: Research Onion(Source: Saunders et al. 2015)3.3 Research Philosophy Research philosophy is a concept about which data is gathered, used and analysed. Thegathered data must be a phenomenon and the research philosophy encompasses two types ofbeliefs, epistemology and doxology (Taylor et al. 2015). Research philosophy is mainly of threetypes, Positivism, realism and interpretivism. Positivism philosophy is concerned aboutknowledge in objective perspective and positivism philosophy collects the data in a scientificway. On the other side, Interpretivism philosophy deals with social science approach that isopposed mainly to natural science. Realism philosophy mainly deals with the independence of
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