Dissertation Methodology: Eco-Friendly Cars in Developed Nations

This report outlines the research methodology employed to investigate the benefits of motoring eco-friendly cars in developed countries. The methodology involved sampling data from various sources, including questionnaires disseminated to voluntary motor owners and articles selected for secondary data analysis. Questionnaires provided primary data, while articles offered secondary insights. Data analysis techniques included random sampling of articles, which, although fast, proved less effective than questionnaires. The report details the selection process of articles, emphasizing the relevance and depth of information. Ultimately, the study concludes that questionnaires are a more reliable source of raw data compared to secondary sources, providing a comprehensive foundation for analyzing and evaluating the research topic. Desklib provides similar assignments and past papers for students.

Methodology
In the last part of the study I sampled different sources of data for analysis, First I used
questionnaires which were disseminated to 10 voluntary motor owners, The questionnaires were
disseminated and the participants were given 6 minutes to fill the questionnaires, Which were
collected later from the 10 participants, I numbered them from participant one to participant 10 and
the feedback was recorded according to (Gabriela Saldanha, 2014) and the feedback was recorded.
Also for the completion of the study articles were used, After gathering the relevant materials and
articles had to be sampled for the study to provide secondary data, twelve participants were chosen
randomly for the exercise, Each was supposed to find two relevant articles that explains the research
questions. The participants had to give 5 reasons as to why they chose the articles and not the rest of
the articles. The participants were required to conduct an extensive research and surrender back their
feedback in a week time . After all the participants had surrendered their feedback via the email, the
random sampling was conducted to chose only ten articles which were required for the study. The
data was analysed using various techniques. All the ten articles that were selected randomly after
analysis they were all relevant, but 5 were taken for the study as they seemed more detailed and
directly addressed the research question as compared to the rest of the other five articles according
to (Patri Lankoski, 2015)The5 articles were used extensively and were used as the main secondary
source of data for the study . The techniques used such as random sampling of articles provided to a
faster method but it was not effective as other articles were left our without any consideration or
looking at them. These proved questionnaires to be a better and reliable source of raw data as
compared to secondary sources of data .These sources enabled us to find data for analysis and
evaluation of the study.
Works Cited
Gabriela Saldanha, S. O. B., 2014. Research Methodologies in Translation Studies. s.l.:Routledge.

Patri Lankoski, S. B. a., 2015. Game Research Methods. s.l.:Lulu .com .