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Formulating, clarifying research topic (Good topic (Attributes of a good…

- - - - look at assignment with good grades
      - sort out ideas you wish to conduct
    - - work through websites, publications...
    - - dissertation (Master)
      - Theses(research)
    - - contact to people related might be fortuitious
    - - articles in academic/professional journals, reports, books
    - - define the problem
      - ask for suggestion
    - - no suggestion criticised or evaluated before all ideas are considered
      - all suggestions should be recorded and considered
      - as many as possible
  - - - need
        
        brief with member of the group about initial research
        
        encourage to seek clarification and info as appropriate as possible
        
        collect and distribute to reflect on
        
        comment on each ideas
        
        second cycle of step 2-5 to encourage further refinement or new ideas
        
        subsequent cycle of the process until an outcome is reached
        can be: consensus around particualr research idea when saturation
    - - shadowing employees: people important in your research
      - gain understanding of your host organisation
      - test your idea and change where necessary
    - - classify reserach ideas into its areas, fields, the aspect you find interested
      - browsing journals, discuss; DELPHI TECHNIQUE: discuss with turor for their aspects
    - - interesting: do the normal way
      - uninteresting: weigh the advantages of doing for company and disadvantages of doing something lack motivation -> achieve a balance
      - political relationship with the organisation: must have clear stance and personal objective
      - promise to deliver outcome and not do so
- - - - Transparency
        
        What does it mean
      - Specificity
        
        What am I going to do
      - Relevance
        
        Why am I doing this
      - Interconnectivity
        
        How will it help the research project
      - Answerability
        
        Will this possible
      - Measurability
        
        When it will be done
  - - - what are the variables or concept this theory examine
      - how are they related: causality
      - why are they related: nature of the relatioship
    - - deductive approach: identify clear theoretical position when draft the research question
      - inductive approach: allow meaning to emerge from data ->identify paatern and rela to build theory
- - - - What to do and why
      - Identify and synthesize literature
      - envisage all of the stages
  - - - research design: overview of chosen method and why
      - data collection: how and where and analysis techniques explained