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1. What is choice and coherence of your research design? Define, Discuss and explain with examples?
2. What is Quantitative & Qualitative research design philosophy, approach & characteristics? Define, Discuss and explain with examples?
3. What is choosing time horizon? What are cross sectional & longitudinal studies? Define them and state the differences between them with example?
4. What is the need of sample for a research? Discuss and explain?
5. What is the importance of a high response rate?
• Complete refusal
• Break off
• Partial response
• Complete response
• Non response
6. How to check that the sample is representative? Discuss and explain?
7. How to do questionnaire? Explain it in steps with small example from the attached project?
8. What are the types of questionnaires? Discuss and explain with examples? Which questionnaire type used in the attaché project?
9. How to make your choice of questionnaire? Discuss and explain with examples?
10. Explain the following variables in terms of research design requirement? Make a table of Data requirements?
• Dependent variable
• Independent variable
• Mediating variable
• Moderating variable
11. What are the types of data variables? Discuss and explain with examples?
12. How to ensure that essential data are collected?
13. Define, discuss & explain designing the questionnaire and the followings, which one of the following used in the attached project questionnaire?
• assessing validity
• testing reliability
• designing individual questions
• open questions
• List questions
• Category questions
• Ranking questions
• Rating questions.
• Quantity questions
• Matrix questions.
• Question wording
14. Explain the purpose of the questionnaire and explain the following:
• The covering letter
• Introducing the questionnaire
• Closing the questionnaire
15. Write and explain the covering letter steps?
16. What is delivering and collecting the questionnaire? Explain the following:
• Postal questionnaire
• Delivery & collection questionnaire
• Telephone questionnaire
• Structured interviews
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