Summary: Business Research
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1 Lesson 1 (PPT)
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Where does research consist off?
- Applied research
- Scientific research
- Information gathering
- Applied research
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What is scientific research?
Involves the systematic observation/experimentation of phenomena -
Which objectives is mostly preffered and why?
Explanatory, this implies relationships between concepts -
Out of what steps does a research excist?
- Research questions/ research objectives -> what am i trying to find out
- Exploration -> what do i (or others) already know?
- Conceptual model
- Research design -> how will I find out what I need to know?
- Analysis
- Findings & conclusions
- Research questions/ research objectives -> what am i trying to find out
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What is an inductive research?
Approach thatinvolves developing theory after observation ofempiricical data.
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Explore a subject by using data and develop atheoretical explanation. (collect data and then createtheory) -
2 Lesson 2 (PPT)
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What is the primary (grey) literature?
The FIRST occurrence of an item of information. Produced byall levels of government,academics , business and industry butNOT controlled by commercial publishers.
F.e. Manuscripts, interviews, official recors -
What are secondary literature sources?
interpret and analyze information obtained from primary sources. Published sources.
F.e. Published academic journal articles, books, newspapers,encyclopedias -
What is narrative inquiry?
is a research strategy to collect the experiences of participants as whole accounts or narratives, or which attempts to reconstruct such experiences into narratives. -
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What kind of research designs are there?
- Conceptual model
- operationalization
- sampling
- Conceptual model
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What is a conceptual model?
A general motion.Developed idea aboutaphenomenon that you want to study.
It is a visual representation of the cause and effect relationships between 2 or more concepts (or variables) which may or may not have been tested
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