Wahyuni, 2012
... that people attach to it, interpetivist researchers favour to interact and to have a dialogue with the studied participants. They also prefer to work with qualitative data which provides rich descriptions of social constructs. As opposed to generalisation or the nomonethic approach adopted by postpo ...
... that people attach to it, interpetivist researchers favour to interact and to have a dialogue with the studied participants. They also prefer to work with qualitative data which provides rich descriptions of social constructs. As opposed to generalisation or the nomonethic approach adopted by postpo ...
The relationship between business cycles and earnings per share
... The population of the study consisted of all companies listed in TSE. Systematic elimination method was used to select the research sample. Accordingly, companies that met the following criteria were selected as the sample while the rest were excluded from the research: 1. Companies should not be in ...
... The population of the study consisted of all companies listed in TSE. Systematic elimination method was used to select the research sample. Accordingly, companies that met the following criteria were selected as the sample while the rest were excluded from the research: 1. Companies should not be in ...
Behind the screen: anthropologists work with film
... exhibition Behind the screen will show some of the ways different anthropologists have worked with film, and takes as a point of departure seven anthropologists who have made films themselves, or cooperated with film-makers in Scandinavia during the last 30 years. The films that are presented in the ...
... exhibition Behind the screen will show some of the ways different anthropologists have worked with film, and takes as a point of departure seven anthropologists who have made films themselves, or cooperated with film-makers in Scandinavia during the last 30 years. The films that are presented in the ...
1 - Hospital for Special Surgery
... 1. Consenting procedures: Indicate whether interpreters or consent forms translated into a language other than English will be needed. If no translation is required, please justify why non-English speaking patients will be excluded from this study. 2. Recruiting: Attach any materials (i.e. flyers, p ...
... 1. Consenting procedures: Indicate whether interpreters or consent forms translated into a language other than English will be needed. If no translation is required, please justify why non-English speaking patients will be excluded from this study. 2. Recruiting: Attach any materials (i.e. flyers, p ...
NU Human Subjects Research Determination
... Case Report: The project consists of a case report or series which describes an interesting treatment, presentation, or outcome. A critical component is that nothing was done to the patient(s) with prior “research” intent. Note that HIPAA or other state or local laws may still apply to this activity ...
... Case Report: The project consists of a case report or series which describes an interesting treatment, presentation, or outcome. A critical component is that nothing was done to the patient(s) with prior “research” intent. Note that HIPAA or other state or local laws may still apply to this activity ...
Futures Studies in the Field of the Environment
... visions for social actors, and it could be argued that also the research process functions around such future promises or anticipations. Meanwhile, our study will permit us to bring out the many different anticipations and promises that seem to co-exist in long term research, and the basis on which ...
... visions for social actors, and it could be argued that also the research process functions around such future promises or anticipations. Meanwhile, our study will permit us to bring out the many different anticipations and promises that seem to co-exist in long term research, and the basis on which ...
Retailing Chapter 2 - East Penn School District
... the question on every marketer’s mind: Will this product sell? Testing consumer reaction to a product gives marketers a chance to make adjustments to their marketing plan ...
... the question on every marketer’s mind: Will this product sell? Testing consumer reaction to a product gives marketers a chance to make adjustments to their marketing plan ...
Working Paper - Overseas Development Institute
... for livelihoods research to be successful, and for it to be effectively linked to policy, it must include: first, a sequence and combination of quantitative and qualitative research methods; and second, an explicit and sustained analytical tension between macro-, meso- and microlevels (see Murray 20 ...
... for livelihoods research to be successful, and for it to be effectively linked to policy, it must include: first, a sequence and combination of quantitative and qualitative research methods; and second, an explicit and sustained analytical tension between macro-, meso- and microlevels (see Murray 20 ...
2 - Solutions Manual | Test bank
... which data are represented as numbers or statistics. Surveys may consist of oral interviews or written questionnaires. Observation is a qualitative research method, which allows researchers to collect data through everyday interaction with a group or community under study. Qualitative research invol ...
... which data are represented as numbers or statistics. Surveys may consist of oral interviews or written questionnaires. Observation is a qualitative research method, which allows researchers to collect data through everyday interaction with a group or community under study. Qualitative research invol ...
If Simmel Were A Fieldworker: On Formal
... tradition has developed has advocated a kind of research which is very different from that advocated by formal sociology. To begin with, ethnographers have traditionally studied cultures which have been in the process of dying, and that has made them particularly committed to record, and, thus, pres ...
... tradition has developed has advocated a kind of research which is very different from that advocated by formal sociology. To begin with, ethnographers have traditionally studied cultures which have been in the process of dying, and that has made them particularly committed to record, and, thus, pres ...
bourdieu – habitus, symbolic violence, the gift
... determinisms. The general principles of symbolic assets economy start from the understanding of Kabylia’s economy. I give you, you give me (donnant-donnant) expresses a conditioned exchange. For Mauss, gifts exchange is a discontinuous succession of generous acts, for Levi-Strauss, a transcendental ...
... determinisms. The general principles of symbolic assets economy start from the understanding of Kabylia’s economy. I give you, you give me (donnant-donnant) expresses a conditioned exchange. For Mauss, gifts exchange is a discontinuous succession of generous acts, for Levi-Strauss, a transcendental ...
Name- Tryambaka S. Mahapatra Title of work
... that is conducted in a ‘sterilised context,’ a “mirror reflection of the reality” that exits in the social world; while on the other hand, radical social constructionists argue that no knowledge about a reality ‘out there’ in the social world could be obtained from the interview as the researcher an ...
... that is conducted in a ‘sterilised context,’ a “mirror reflection of the reality” that exits in the social world; while on the other hand, radical social constructionists argue that no knowledge about a reality ‘out there’ in the social world could be obtained from the interview as the researcher an ...
Applied Market Research - NUS Business School
... communications, the very nature of market research is rapidly changing. New techniques are emerging. The increased velocity of information flow enables marketers to respond with much greater speed to changes in the marketplace. Market research is timelier, less expensive, more actionable and more pr ...
... communications, the very nature of market research is rapidly changing. New techniques are emerging. The increased velocity of information flow enables marketers to respond with much greater speed to changes in the marketplace. Market research is timelier, less expensive, more actionable and more pr ...
definition of an organisation chart
... • These exist between line managers and the staff immediately below them. Members of staff are accountable to their line manager for any actions or decisions they take. Line relationships are shown by the vertical lines on an organisation chart and stretch down through the whole organisation. ...
... • These exist between line managers and the staff immediately below them. Members of staff are accountable to their line manager for any actions or decisions they take. Line relationships are shown by the vertical lines on an organisation chart and stretch down through the whole organisation. ...
Methods
... • Ethnographers try to understand the whole of a particular culture, not just fragments (e.g., the economy). • In pursuit of this holistic goal, ethnographers usually spend an extended period of time living with the group they are studying and employ a series of techniques to gather information. • K ...
... • Ethnographers try to understand the whole of a particular culture, not just fragments (e.g., the economy). • In pursuit of this holistic goal, ethnographers usually spend an extended period of time living with the group they are studying and employ a series of techniques to gather information. • K ...
Peer Review of Clinical Research on Drucker Labs intramax by
... saliva and, from these measurements, health, at the cellular level, can be ascertained. The OWT also can be used to determine how a product alters cellular metabolism, which can be extrapolated to organ system function. The study employed 72 females and 53 male subjects, ranging in age from 18-60 in ...
... saliva and, from these measurements, health, at the cellular level, can be ascertained. The OWT also can be used to determine how a product alters cellular metabolism, which can be extrapolated to organ system function. The study employed 72 females and 53 male subjects, ranging in age from 18-60 in ...
Production edited by MJP-2005
... Test laboratories may serve a whole company or group of companies. They are responsible for monitoring the quality of output. Test laboratories often require chemical, physical, and metallurgical analyses of incoming materials, as well as checks at every stage of a process. These laboratories may be ...
... Test laboratories may serve a whole company or group of companies. They are responsible for monitoring the quality of output. Test laboratories often require chemical, physical, and metallurgical analyses of incoming materials, as well as checks at every stage of a process. These laboratories may be ...
Confidentiality and pseudonyms
... When I tried to publish an article on self-help abortion in a leading population studies journal, it was rejected on the grounds that: ‘the editors would like to publish your paper… but they cannot agree to your using a pseudonym.’ No reasons were given, but one can imagine why the editors were unco ...
... When I tried to publish an article on self-help abortion in a leading population studies journal, it was rejected on the grounds that: ‘the editors would like to publish your paper… but they cannot agree to your using a pseudonym.’ No reasons were given, but one can imagine why the editors were unco ...
characteristics of good marketing research
... information needed, developing a plan for gathering it efficiently, and presenting the plan to marketing management. The plan outlines sources of secondary data and spells out the specific research approaches, contact methods, sampling plans, and instruments that researchers will use to gather prima ...
... information needed, developing a plan for gathering it efficiently, and presenting the plan to marketing management. The plan outlines sources of secondary data and spells out the specific research approaches, contact methods, sampling plans, and instruments that researchers will use to gather prima ...
The ethnographic present revisited
... nevertheless preserved some elements of socio-cultural autarky (cf. Pina-Cabral 1987). I decided that I could characterise it aptly by calling it a ‘peasant community’ following on a prestigious line of studies of such populations. I identified a ‘peasant worldview’ with marked elements of systemati ...
... nevertheless preserved some elements of socio-cultural autarky (cf. Pina-Cabral 1987). I decided that I could characterise it aptly by calling it a ‘peasant community’ following on a prestigious line of studies of such populations. I identified a ‘peasant worldview’ with marked elements of systemati ...
chapter 6 - miminternationalmarketingintensive
... 1. The answer to this question is a judgment call. Either method can produce desirable results. Factors to be considered in making the judgment between single country research and clustering might center around: 1) the number of countries involved, 2) the ability to cluster, 3) data availability, 4 ...
... 1. The answer to this question is a judgment call. Either method can produce desirable results. Factors to be considered in making the judgment between single country research and clustering might center around: 1) the number of countries involved, 2) the ability to cluster, 3) data availability, 4 ...
Customer - Plymouth
... having been compiled either inside or outside of the organisation for some other purpose than the current investigation • usually done before primary research • saves time and money • not always relevant and often available to all • e.g. accounting records, census reports ...
... having been compiled either inside or outside of the organisation for some other purpose than the current investigation • usually done before primary research • saves time and money • not always relevant and often available to all • e.g. accounting records, census reports ...
Field research
Field research or fieldwork is the collection of information outside of a laboratory, library or workplace setting. The approaches and methods used in field research vary across disciplines. For example, biologists who conduct field research may simply observe animals interacting with their environments, whereas social scientists conducting field research may interview or observe people in their natural environments to learn their languages, folklore, and social structures.Field research involves a range of well-defined, although variable, methods: informal interviews, direct observation, participation in the life of the group, collective discussions, analyses of personal documents produced within the group, self-analysis, results from activities undertaken off- or on-line, and life-histories. Although the method generally is characterized as qualitative research, it may (and often does) include quantitative dimensions.