Reference no: EM131013301
Task - Identify a dependent variable for a business problem for Telstra Communication Australiawhich is of interest.
Detail Structure of the Report-
Abstract
1. Introduction:
Briefly provide some background information to the organisation & the topic.
2. Research Problem:
Identify a dependent variable for a business problem which is of interest
Explain the business problem that exists, a quick overview. .
Highlight a dependent variable
2.1 Assumptions
3. Literature Review:
(a) Identifies how to most appropriately measure the dependent variable of interest, document and comment on its validity and reliability properties.
(b) Identify at least two variables which are hypothesized to influence or explain the dependent variable of interest, document and comment on their validity and reliability properties.
3.1 Measuring the levels of motivation and career advancement (dependent variable of interest)
The two dependent variables of interest, levels of motivation and career advancement, requires the most appropriate measurement tool, in order to ensure accurate results with the utmost reliability and validity.
4. Research Hypothesis and Conceptual Model & Hypotheses:
4.1 Hypothesis
List the specific hypotheses/theory relating the dependent variable to the independent variables.
4.2 Conceptual Model
Draw an accompanying diagram illustrating the conceptual model. Briefly outline the theory which underpins these hypotheses and the conceptual model.
5. Quantitative Research Method:
Develop and justify an appropriate questionnaire which can be used to generate the data to test the proposed conceptual model. Explicitly consider other control and demographic variables which may impact on the employed framework.
6. Quantitative Research Plan:
The research plan should address, at least, the following, choices must be justified:
• What is the population of interest and what sampling frame will be used? How will sampling be conducted? What is the target sample size?
• How will the data be collected, mail survey, on-line distribution, face-to-face? Motivate your choice.
• How do you propose to analyse the data?
• What are the ethical implications of your research, and how will they be addressed?
6.1 Sample Selection and Research Details
How many groups, interviews or case studies would you recommend?
Consider Time Constraints, Cost, Research Question
How will you select the sample of research participants?
Purposeful sample? Random Sample?.
Location - i.e. where should the interviews /groups be conducted? i.e. organisation site? Neutral site? Coffee shop? Your location?
6.2 Ethical Considerations
How would you propose the data be analysed?
Methods. Display/present data?
What are the ethical implications of your research, and how will they be addressed?
Any *taboo* topics? Sensitive topics? Etc?
Are you maintaining anonymity? Are you disguising respondents names/identity?
7. APA References
8. Appendix
Include the Questionnaire Example used for the survey in this section.
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