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STEP VIIIThis operational step includes one chapter:• Chapter 17: Writing a research reportWriting a Research Report
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3rd editionResearchMethodologya ste
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SAGE has been part of the global ac
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© Ranjit Kumar 1999, 2005, 2011Fir
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ContentsList of figuresList of tabl
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Contentsix6 Constructing hypotheses
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contentsxiThe concept of reliabilit
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contentsxiiiSTEP VIII WRITING A RES
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xviResearch Methodology6.3 Types of
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Tables1.1 Types of research studies
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xxResearch Methodologyareas covered
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Chapter 1Research: A Way of Thinkin
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Chapter 1: Research: A Way of Think
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Chapter 2The Research Process: A Qu
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Chapter 2: The Research Process: A
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Considerationsand steps informulati
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STEP IThis operational step include
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32Research Methodologybody of knowl
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34Research MethodologyThere are fou
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36Research MethodologyIn most libra
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38Research Methodology(Continued)
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40Research MethodologyNote: Prelimi
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42Research MethodologySummaryReview
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44Research MethodologyHowever, more
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46Research MethodologyIn fact, a cl
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48Research Methodology••Level o
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50Step 4Step 5Step 6Step 7Research
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Example 2: Suppose you want to stud
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54Research MethodologySubobjectives
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58Research MethodologyOnce I superv
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Chapter 5Identifying VariablesIn th
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Table 5.2 Converting concepts into
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Classification baseClassificationTy
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84Research MethodologyPhase I Phase
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86Research MethodologyMaternal and
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88Research MethodologyWhen all null
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Chapter 7The Research DesignIn this
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Chapter 7: The research design 95of
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104Research MethodologyDifferences
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Classification baseStudy designsNum
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108Research MethodologyStudypopulat
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110Research Methodologyan attitude
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112Research Methodology(a)Studypopu
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114Research MethodologyIn the forme
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122Research Methodology••Someti
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124Research MethodologyThe replicat
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126Blind studiesResearch Methodolog
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130Research MethodologyCommunity fo
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132Research MethodologyThere are tw
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138Research MethodologyDifferences
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140Research MethodologyCollecting d
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142Research MethodologyObserving a
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144Research Methodologybeing observ
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146Research MethodologyWhere to go?
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148Research Methodologyimportance o
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150Research Methodologyto prepare a
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152Research MethodologyA. Please in
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154Research Methodology••There
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156Research MethodologyConstructing
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158Research MethodologyIn terms of
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160Research MethodologyThere are th
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162Research Methodologyinformation.
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164Research Methodology••Validi
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Chapter 10Collecting Data Using Att
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Chapter 10: Collecting Data Using A
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Chapter 11Establishing the Validity
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Chapter 11: validit y and reliabili
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Chapter 12Selecting a SampleIn this
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STEP VThis operational step include
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218Research Methodologyfor differen
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224Research MethodologyExample C•
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230The settingResearch MethodologyB
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236Research Methodology(Continued)C
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Chapter 14Considering Ethical Issue
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Chapter 15Processing DataIn this ch
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360Appendix••Are you certain yo
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362AppendixStep IX Operationally de
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364AppendixQuestions: _____________
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366Appendix6(a) If yes, how will th
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368Appendix4 From whom will you gat
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370AppendixStep V Once you are sati
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372Appendix2(b) What are your reaso
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374Appendix________________________
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378GlossaryAlternate hypothesis: Th
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380Glossarycalled clusters, and the
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382GlossaryContent validity: In add
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384GlossaryDouble-blind studies: Th
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386Glossaryof paper, folded and put
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388Glossarya particular interventio
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390Glossaryin perspective to what o
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392GlossaryOrdinal scale: An ordina
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394GlossaryWhen an evaluation is un
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396GlossaryRegression effect: Somet
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398GlossarySampling design: The way
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400Glossaryinto two digits is plott
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404BibliographyCarr, Wilfred & Stev
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406BibliographyPadgett, Deborah K.,
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Index100 percent bar chart 301-2ABI
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INDEX 411exploratory research 9, 11
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INDEX 413ratio scale 74-5, 77raw da
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INDEX 415variables 62-73active 71-2
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