4. Problem
Problem
General problem formulation
Too broad for one study
Researcher problem owner
Must be distilled into either:
Research Objective or,
Mission Statement
problem
Research Objective/
Mission Statement
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6. Many possible studies
Why waste? How to avoid? How to reduce?
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8. Sample
Sample:
A representative selection of
units from your population of
interest, with the aim to be able
to generalize the results from the
sample to the population from
which you choose your units.
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Population
9. Possible samples?
Unsuitable too few Unsuitable 1 color Suitable
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11. Measurement
Measurement:
The process of observing and
recording the observations that
are collected as part of a
research effort
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13. Design
Research design:
Specifies how research
questions will be answered
Structures Research
Describes means,
methodology & planning
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15. Analyze
Analyze:
1) Data preparation,
2) Descriptive statistics and
graphics (what the data
shows)
3) Significance and statistical
(inferential) analysis to test
the research hypothesis of
the research design
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Population
17. Conclusions
Conclusions:
Summary of findings
Implications of the study and
results,
Lists limitations of the study
List any remaining problems
and areas of further research
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Summary
Further
Research
Limitations
Implications