But there is also a strong ethical objection to case studies for that same reason: the lack of objectivity in accumulating facts may actually allow for greater bias on the part of the researcher. Since the researcher has a higher level of participat Continue Reading...
In a block design, both control and randomization are considered" (Experimental design, 2010, Yale). In stratified randomization, certain factors are declared to be potentially critical in influencing results and are allocated between the two diffe Continue Reading...
Other states, in the case of medical research, mandate that a more stringent standard is applied -- that of the reasonable person standard (Edwards 2008). In other words, would a reasonable person consider the nature of the research ethical and acce Continue Reading...
Bio-Statistics Research activities, whether clinical trial based, experimentally designed, or product oriented, must exhibit and command interest, enthusiasm, and passionate commitment. To this end the researcher must catch the essential quality of Continue Reading...
Factors such as previous exposure to/experience with technology, confidence and anxiety when confronted with mathematical issues or propositions, ease of personal interactions, other sources of anxiety or situations that inspire confidence, and a ho Continue Reading...
Based on previous research and desired constructs within this design, researchers found this method was the best method to be used within the structure of this particular study. Data was then collected from these interviews and used in quantitative Continue Reading...
In a follow-up experimentalinvestigation among female college students, Onwuegbuzie (1995) reported asignificant interaction between statistics test anxiety and type of examination (i.e. Specifically, three types of factors are identified: (a) situ Continue Reading...
." Where the data consists of numerical things like number of cows that give birth to bulls in a region, the answer may be straightforward. But where there is interaction between the chosen variables, especially where the humans are involved as a va Continue Reading...
There are also ethical issues pertaining to the observational method that will be discussed later in this paper. Experience surveys are widely used throughout qualitative research studies, due to their focus on bringing greater insights into the st Continue Reading...
School Advisory Systems Some studies describe the attributes of programs that are run after school and assist in boosting social and academic growth of the youth in high school. Since the number of afterschool programs is limited, the importance of Continue Reading...
Risk management in petroleum industry: case study Libya's National Oil Corporation (LNOC) Libya's National Oil Corporation (LNOC) is a Libyan owned oil corporation that carries out the exploration, production and distribution of both crude and refi Continue Reading...
Steps in Content Analysis: There are ten steps in content analysis including: (1) copying and reading the transcript and making notes where pertinent information is located: (2) reviewing notes and making a list of the various information types loca Continue Reading...
team-taught student grades. This research question leads to the correlation study approach in order to effectively answer the research question and provide the appropriate relationship that is between the dependent variables used in the research qu Continue Reading...
Benefits Obtaining a College Degree Recently, students have been paying huge amounts of money to attend a college but earned less upon graduation (Arai, 1998). Such trends have caused many observers to question if a college degree is a worthwhile i Continue Reading...
Meta-Analysis and Procedures for Synthesizing Results Key aspects of meta-analysis Meta-analysis is the process of integrating the qualitative findings of separate studies through formal statistical approaches (Swanson & Holton III (eds). 2005) Continue Reading...
Statistics and Their Importance to Research Investigation. Although all research activities do not require the use of statistical data analysis when an investigator wants to report upon the differences, effects and/or relationships between and amon Continue Reading...
286). Employers have, since the Immigration Reform and Control Act of1986 (IRCA), been obligated to function under the laws that govern verifying applicant/employee citizenship, and which assigns costly fines to companies that do not comply with the Continue Reading...
Childhood Obesity Research Obesity is defined by WHO (2011) as the excessive accumulation of fats that can cause harm to the health of an individuals. This is measured using the Body Mass Index. This is the juxtaposition of body weight for body heig Continue Reading...
Psychology Research and the Scientific Method: A Concise Definition Research as a term does not have an assigned definition. Indeed, different authors have in the past offered varying definitions of the same. In the opinion of Goddard and Melville Continue Reading...
Experimental Research Methods in Business Experimental Research Methods The author provides a survey of the literature illustrating applied experimental research methods in cross-sections of business and organization types. The advantages and disad Continue Reading...
It has even moved into the legal and political realms, which focus on its ability to forecast information based on similar or manipulated environmental conditions (Sykes, 2012). It is often used in quantitative research methodologies, but also conse Continue Reading...
goal of this research is to identify interventions that can reduce the risk of negative outcomes for at-risk youth. The basis for the analysis will rely on prior literature on parenting styles, co-parenting conflicts, and also child pre-disposition Continue Reading...
e., contemporary or historical issues (Eisenhardt 1989; in Naslund, 2005); (3) the extent of control required over behavioral events in the research context (Yin 1994; as cited in Naslund, 2005); and (4) the researcher's philosophical stance, i.e., Continue Reading...
Mixed Methods Research Two important aspects of qualitative research relates to the role of the researcher and the manner in which knowledge is viewed. These two aspects fundamentally distinguish qualitative research from quantitative research (Cres Continue Reading...
Designing effective research for the purpose of studying administrative or policy issues can be a difficult task. An effective research design elicits the information and data necessary for the researcher to conclude certain results and findings that Continue Reading...
On the other hand, qualitative research is process oriented and usually seeks the methods by which individuals draw certain conclusions about the information under scrutiny. It is more aligned with studies on social systems that have numerous variab Continue Reading...
Nursing Research Report The structure of a research report is simple. It is almost the same as the structure of the research itself: the problem, the methodology, the results, the conclusions, and the interpretations. The purpose of the research rep Continue Reading...
Full Research ProposalSection 1: IntroductionResearch problem: The high prevalence of chronic diseases and the corresponding burden on the healthcare system in Saudi Arabia.Background: Saudi Arabia has been facing an increasing burden of chronic dise Continue Reading...
Toolkit for Commenting on Two Peer-Reviewed Research Articles Evaluation and Improvement of an Advisory Program By John Walter Van Ornum A rural Hawaiian high school is faced with a problem -- it cannot be clearly stated whether or not the school Continue Reading...
Business Research ProjectArea of Research:Strategies and Decision-makingProject/Dissertation Title:Exploring the Strategies and Decision-making Approaches that Boeing should Adopt to React to the Business Challenges after 737 Max Crash.Project/Disser Continue Reading...
Running head: FINAL AVIATION PROJECT REPORT36FINAL AVIATION PROJECT REPORTExecutive SummaryThe onset of the COVID-19 pandemic brought devastating calamity for the global economy, affecting every scope of the economy. Among the industries primarily af Continue Reading...
fr). 2005). FSB's holdings in Hansabank were 98% (Swedbank 2005). In 2007, Hansabank controlled 62% of the entire Baltic (Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia) card market which is located in a small, but quickly developing market which has a high amount o Continue Reading...
Economical and Ethical Issues in Recycling Economic Issues There is a general agreement that the U.S. should be undertaking more recycling, with only 34.3% of current waste recycled. The rate is increasing, and while there have been legislative mov Continue Reading...
social science research are qualitative and quantitative research methods. Qualitative research is believed to operate from a subjective, constructionist view of reality, whereas quantitative research operates from an objective, positivist viewpoint Continue Reading...
Tourism Research Philosophies and Principles "Competing" Philosophies Impact of Values and Interests on Research The relatively young area of Tourism Research borrows heavily from social science in its use of Quantitative and Qualitative Methods. Continue Reading...
Business Research Denial of Security Clearance: An Examination and Application of Real World Business Statistics The purpose of this research is to identify the factors most relevant to decisions involving access to classified information and the d Continue Reading...
