Research methodology
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This document discusses research methodology and design. It explains that research design involves planning the methods for a study, including determining data sources and types, approaches for data collection and analysis, and time and cost budgets. An effective research design specifies the research problem, data collection techniques, population being studied, and methods for data processing and analysis. The main types of research designs covered are exploratory, descriptive/diagnostic, and experimental.
Research methodology
- 2. RESEARCH PROCESS PREPARING THE RESEARCH DESIGN MEANING DESIGNING DECISIONS HAPPEN TO BE IN RESPECT OF
- 3. RESEARCH DESIGN HAS FOLLOWING PARTS THE SAMPLING DESIGN THE OBSERVATIONAL DESIGN THE STATISTICAL DESIGN THE OPERATIONAL DESIGN
- 4. FEATURES OF A RESEARCH DESIGN SPECIFIES THE SOURCES AND TYPES OF INFORMATION APPROACH USED FOR GATHERING AND ANALYSING THE DATA INCLUDES TIME AND COST BUDGETS
- 5. RESEARCH DESIGN MUST CONTAIN A CLEAR STATEMENT OF THE RESEARCH PROBLEM PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUES TO BE USED FOR GATHERING INFORMATION THE POPULATION TO BE STUDIED METHODS TO BE USED IN PROCESSING AND ANALYSING DATA
- 6. NEED FOR RESEARCH DESIGN SMOOTH SAILING OF RESEARCH OPERATIONS YIELD MAXIMUM INFORMATION WITH MINIMUM EXPENDITURE OPTIMUM USE OF EFFORT, TIME, MONEY, ETC
- 7. IT STANDS FOR ADVANCE PLANNING OF THE METHODS TO BE ADOPTED IT LAYS FIRM FOUNDATION OF THE RESEARCH WORK ORGANISE IDEAS IN A PROPER WAY DETECT FLAWS AND INADEQUACIES
- 8. DIFFERENT RESEARCH DESIGNS EXPLORATORY RESEARCH STUDIES DESCRIPTIVE AND DIAGNOSTIC RESEARCH STUDIES HYPOTHESIS TESTING OR EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH STUDIES
- 9. EXPLORATORY RESEARCH THE SURVEY OF CONCERNING LITERATURE EXPERIENCE SURVEY ANALYSIS OF INSIGHT- STIMULATING EXAMPLES
- 10. DESCRIPTIVE AND DIAGNOSTIC RESEARCH STUDIES FORMULATING OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY DESIGNING METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION SELECTING THE SAMPLE COLLECTING THE DATA PROCESSING AND ANALYSING THE DATA REPORTING THE FINDINGS
- 11. EXPERIMENTAL DESIGNS THE PRINCIPLE OF REPLICATION THE PRINCIPLE OF RANDOMIZATION THE PRINCIPLE OF LOCAL CONTROL
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