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Chapter 3: Research methodology(abilities, skill, knowledge & experience) x (positive attitude & behaviors, motivation,alignment, inspiration, engagement) (Doug Brown, 2010).3.4 Variables under InvestigationThere are broadly four variables studied in this research:3.4.1 Independent VariablesRecreational facilities and Recreation Activities-each has 18 and 28 items respectively.3.4.2 Dependent variablePerceived Employee Contribution has 16 items for measurement of employees’ perceptions.3.4.3 Demographic VariablesDepartment, Designation, Gender, Age, Highest level of education attained, Marital status,Total work experience, Experience in current position, and Experience in current organisation.3.5 HypothesesHypotheses formulated for conducting the research are:(a) H₀₁: There is no significant relationship between organisational RecreationalFacilities and perceived Employee contribution.(b) H₀₂: There is no significant relationship between organisational Recreationactivities and perceived Employee Contribution.(c) H₀₃: Organizational Recreational Facilities and Recreation Activities do notsignificantly influence perceived employee Contribution to their organisations.(d) H₀₄: There will be no significant differences across demographics andorganisational recreational facilities and organisational recreation activities.4
Chapter 3: Research methodology(e) H₀₅: There will be no significant differences across demographics andperceived perceptions of Employees contribution to their organizations.3.6 Sample of the studyAs a true representative of the population, a sample drawn from Indian organisations based inBangalore was surveyed.Table 3.1: Indicating the sample drawnManufacturing 05 102IT Services 05 100IndianOrganisations10 2023.7 Sampling techniqueJudgemental as well as convenience technique of sampling was adopted. Sample ofrepresentative organisations by way of convenience sampling technique and then from each ofthe organisation chosen, participants were selected from the cross section of the population byutilising judgemental technique. The questionnaire was personally delivered by the researcherexplaining the variables and nuances. Those participants, who could understand therequirement, completed the questionnaire with their responses.3.8 Tools adopted for the studyThe following tools were used to measure the variables of the study.1. Perceptions of Recreational Facilities were measured with the Recreational FacilitiesTool, developed by the researcher and Dr Harold A. Patrick, Christ University, Bangalore.2. Perceptions of recreational activities were measured with the Recreation activitiestool, developed by the researcher and Dr Harold A. Patrick, Christ University, Bangalore.5
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