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    attached with corresponding methodological approaches and tools” (Kuhn, 1962, p.44). In undertaking this research study I have been influenced by my assumptions, opinions and beliefs with respect to the research topic, the theoretical framework and methodological approach I have employed, and to some extent the findings I expected to derive. Using an interpretive approach to my research, I have focused on the experiences of the individual, and the meanings and behaviours derived from those…

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    Chapter 1: Using key words from Chapter discuss whether the article is valid or credible. Why or why not? The article is both valid and credible as the author uses historical statistical information to identify prevalence within the target population, although it is not stated where the statistical information was derived from. Although this information is vulnerable to falsifiability it does not appear that this has occurred. The validity of the information provided in the article is further…

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    Jerry Thomas is 28 and has just become the new corporate VP at his company. The older VPs with whom he works see him as impulsive, somewhat self-centered and unwilling to play by the rules. In which generational group would Jerry fall? Explain your answer. SOC 402 Week 2 Assignment Women and Flexibility in the Workplace After viewing Women as change agents in America: Part I, determine why Kathleen Christensen believes that the flexibility of women in the workplace is a social and structural…

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    Phenomenological and Narrative Research A discussion comparing and contrasting two qualitative research methodologies, such as phenomenological and narrative analysis, will be the focus of this report. Further, different components of both analytical strategies will form the body of this document and includes the purpose, philosophical stance, role of the researcher and data analysis procedures. Finally, a comparison between phenomenological and narrative methodologies will form the…

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    to compare study results. In the research quantitative information is considerate because state’s and districts reports shows statistic information that shows the actual students grades, and a qualitative will be included because the study is based in previous researches. Furthermore, data collection will be the main method of this study. According to National Science Foundation “Data are usually collected through qualitative and quantitative methods. Qualitative approaches aim to address the…

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    fourteen-questions survey on more than just if a student consistently utilizes social media on how their use of social media affects their academic performances concerning their completion of assignments, and how efficiently they obtain necessary to research online as they become distracted by social media. The survey would be entirely anonymous and would ask questions concerning whether their academic performances have been affected by using social networking sites followed up by their…

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    Ivie Eboigbodin Qualitative and Quantitative Pleasures Qualitative and Quantitative pleasures come out of Utilitarianism. Utilitarianism can often be thought of as dangerous and wretched because it allows for seriously immoral acts to take place. Utilitarianism argues for maximum pleasure to take place, but in doing so can allow such acts as rape, torture etc. Therefore many disregard the act because of its possible immoral acts that could take place. However the Philosopher Mill has come…

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    quantitative studies, qualitative studies may be viewed by some as a weaker research approach because data collection is not based on formulas and mathematical equations (Fontes & Piercy, 2000, p.175). Rather, data is collected in a more personal way, through observations, interview questions, documents, and audiovisual information. Participants in the study do not have to be random, rather they can be hand picked by the researcher for specific purposes. Qualitative research provides researchers…

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    portion of the research project involving the use of body cameras in professional tennis. In this document, the qualitative method for research will be further elaborated on, as well as the sampling method. As stated in the previous document, the objective of this study is to measure and understand the interest of the sample in incorporating body cameras in professional tennis. The information gathering method used will be focus groups. The methodology for this research will be qualitative. The…

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    of any research is to obtain findings that are reliable and valid. The reliability of research should always be predictable. High validity also plays a huge role in the success of research. A measure displaying validity is concise, accurate, and shows a significant difference amongst the samples being studied. Another goal of research is to become published in scholarly journal, this process allows for peers to observe your research, help expand future studies, and allows for your research to be…

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