bus research

Question 1

true or false
1. In research problem exist when there is a difference between the current conditions and a more preferable set of conditions.

Answer 1

true

Question 2

true or false
Research method will depend on your research questions, your underlying philosophy of research and your preferences and skills.

Answer 2

true

Question 3

true or false
Quantitative data is about the nature of the thing investigated and tends to be words rather than numbers.

Answer 3

False qualitative data

Question 4

true or false
Quantitative research involves collecting and analyzing data in a numerical form.

Answer 4

true

Question 5

true or false
In relationship questions, it establishes cause and effect.

Answer 5

False casual questions

Question 6

Which of the following research questions is a comparative type?
A. Is there a relationship between students’ study habits and their academic performance?
B. Can we predict job satisfaction based on employee engagement levels?
C. Is the relationship between physical activity and mental health stronger in adults than in teenagers?
D. How does the relationship between social media usage and self-esteem change over the course of adolescence?

Answer 6

C

Question 7

In the organizational structure of business research, he/ she is responsible for client contact, project design, proposal preparation, selection of research suppliers, and supervision of data collection, analysis, and reporting activities.
A. Director of Marketing Research
B. Research Analysis
C. Manager of decision support systems
D. Forecast Analyst

Answer 7

A

Question 8

The following are rights and obligations of a researcher expect one.
A. Understand that the purpose of research is research
B. Maintain objectivity
C. Can misrepresent research
D. Protect the confidentiality of both subjects and clients

Answer 8

C

Question 9

Involves exploring the meaning of lived experiences and how they are perceived by individuals. This type of research design seeks to understand people’s perspectives, emotions, and behaviours in specific situations.
A. Phenomenological design
B. Grounded theory design
C. Ethnographic design
D. Case study design

Answer 9

A

Question 10

It focuses on describing existing conditions, behaviours, or characteristics by systematically gathering information without manipulating any variables. In other words, there is no intervention on the researcher’s part –only data collection.
A. Descriptive design
B. Grounded theory design
C. Correlational design
D. Case study design

Answer 10

A

Question 11

What are the lived experiences and coping strategies of urban homeless individuals in navigating social services and support systems?

Descriptive design
Phenomenological design
Case study design
Correlational design
Grounded theory design
Experimental design
Ethnographic design

Answer 11

Phenomenological design

Question 12

Can we predict job satisfaction based on employee engagement levels?

Descriptive design
Phenomenological design
Case study design
Correlational design
Grounded theory design
Experimental design
Ethnographic design

Answer 12

Correlational design

Question 13

How does physical activity correlate with academic performance in college students?”

Descriptive design
Phenomenological design
Case study design
Correlational design
Grounded theory design
Experimental design
Ethnographic design

Answer 13

Correlational design

Question 14

How do entrepreneurs develop their business ideas over time?

Descriptive design
Phenomenological design
Case study design
Correlational design
Grounded theory design
Experimental design
Ethnographic design

Answer 14

Grounded theory design

Question 15

What are the underlying factors that influence career decision-making among first-generation college students?

Descriptive design
Phenomenological design
Case study design
Correlational design
Grounded theory design
Experimental design
Ethnographic design

Answer 15

Grounded theory design

Question 16

Identify the 5 key considerations in sample size determination in a qualitative study

Answer 16

Purpose and Scope of the Study
Data Saturation
Methodological Approach
Practical Considerations
Expert Recommendations

Question 17

what is the Purpose and Scope of the Study?

Answer 17

The Purpose and Scope of the Study in business research explains why the study is being done and what it will focus on. It shows the main goal and sets clear limits, like the time, place, and specific topics the research will cover. This helps keep the study focused and organized.

Question 18

what is Data Saturation?

Answer 18

Data Saturation is when no new information is found, and further data collection no longer adds value to the research.

Question 19

what is Methodological Approach?

Answer 19

A Methodological Approach is the strategy or plan a researcher uses to collect and analyze data. It guides how the study will be conducted, including methods like surveys, experiments, or interviews, to achieve the research goals.

Question 20

what is Practical Considerations?

Answer 20

Practical Considerations are the real-world factors that affect how a study is conducted. These include time, budget, resources, and access to data or participants, which influence the planning and execution of the research.

Question 21

what is Expert Recommendations?

Answer 21

Expert Recommendations are suggestions or advice from specialists in a field, based on their knowledge and experience, to help improve decisions or actions.

Question 22

Essay
A company wants to launch a new line of eco-friendly products in a local market. They aim to understand the daily lives, shopping habits, and environmental attitudes of the local community to tailor their marketing strategy effectively. What is the type of sampling method you can suggest and why it is applicable in this study?

Answer 22

The study uses stratified sampling, dividing people into groups based on traits like age or income. This helps the company gather accurate data from each group to better understand their habits and concerns for a more targeted marketing strategy.

Question 23

what is Stratified sampling?

Answer 23

Stratified sampling is a method where a population is divided into smaller groups, called strata, based on shared characteristics, like age or income. Researchers then take samples from each group to ensure all segments are represented in the study.

Question 24

A researcher studying student opinions on a new cafeteria menu stands at the entrance during lunchtime, asking the first 50 students who enter to complete a survey. This method is chosen for its ease and speed, despite not being representative of the entire student population. What is this type of sampling method and why it is applicable in this study?

Answer 24

The study uses convenience sampling, selecting easily accessible participants for quick data collection. This method efficiently gathers opinions on the new cafeteria menu, though it may not represent all students.

Question 25

what is Convenience sampling?

Answer 25

Convenience sampling is a method where researchers choose participants who are easy to reach and available, making it quick to gather data, but it may not represent the whole population.