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    This document outlines the key steps in conducting research: 1) Defining the problem, 2) Approaching the problem by establishing objectives, hypotheses and a model, 3) Designing the research by determining an exploratory, descriptive, or causal research design, 4) Developing tools to collect data such as surveys or interviews, 5) Defining the population and sampling approach, 6) Analyzing the collected data, and 7) Reporting and presenting the findings. Exploratory research uses qualitative methods like literature reviews, focus groups, and interviews to explore variables, while descriptive and causal research employs quantitative methods involving profiled questions or measuring the relationship between independent and dependent variables.

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    This document outlines the key steps in conducting research: 1) Defining the problem, 2) Approaching the problem by establishing objectives, hypotheses and a model, 3) Designing the research by determining an exploratory, descriptive, or causal research design, 4) Developing tools to collect data such as surveys or interviews, 5) Defining the population and sampling approach, 6) Analyzing the collected data, and 7) Reporting and presenting the findings. Exploratory research uses qualitative methods like literature reviews, focus groups, and interviews to explore variables, while descriptive and causal research employs quantitative methods involving profiled questions or measuring the relationship between independent and dependent variables.

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    Research Levels

    1.Problem Definition 2.Approach of Problem 3.Research Designing 4.Data Collection Tool Development -how will collect data? -measurement problem 5.Definition f the Population & Sampling 6.Data Analysis 7.Report&Presentation 2.APPROACH OF PROBLEM Objectives of the research -Problemimize neden olmu olabilir olan eyler. -Genelde to olarak cmleye balanr.
    To define To understand To measure

    Hypotheses of the research proposition -Problemle alakal bizim objectiveleri gz nne alarak rettiimiz kan/varsaym. Mesela Siyah bir renk deildir. Model development of the research Scope and constraints of the research Aratrmamzn kstlamalar ve ana hatlar. 3.RESEARCH DESIGNING Types: Exploratory Research Design qualitative

    What are our variables? How can we find them? -to explore variables -we have to open our brain but how? o With literature review o Content analysis o With focus group (for collecting data) 8-12 people,need to be face to face Structured question 1,5 or 2 hours interacting environment moderation o With Delphi Method Aggrement 2 or 3 round No interaction Takes time a lot o With interview

    Descriptive Research Design quantitive

    Who? Where? When? What? Whom? Profiled Questions Sorularn cevaplarna gre describe salanyor. Casual Research Design quantitive

    Cause and effect Independent variable dependent variable relationship

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