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SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
MEANING
Building of knowledge through
collections of emperically verifiable facts. Verifiable here means which can be check by others for accuracy.
DEFINITION
Scientific research is defined as a
systematic , empirical and critical investigation of hypothetical propositions about the presumed relations among phenomena. (Kerlinger)
Scientific research is a systematic and
objective attempt to study a problem for the purpose of deriving general principles.
inductive method or deductive method. Inductive building generalisations inferred from specific facts . Deductive involves testing generalisations.
CHARATERISTICS
Verifiable facts: factual observations
which other observers can see and check. Accuracy: describing what really exists.
Precision: giving exact number or
measurement. Confidence: refers to the probability that our estimation are correct.
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Systematic: collecting data in a
systematic or organised way so that conclusions drawn are reliable. Objectivity: being free from all biases and vested interests. Recording: jotting down complete details as quickly as possible.
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Controlling conditions: controlling all
variables except one and then attempting to examine what happens when that variables is varied. Training investigators: imparting necessary knowledge to investigators to make them understand what to look for , how to interpret and avoid inaccurate data collection.
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Parsimony: can be introduced with good
Review Literature
Formulate the hypothesis Plant research design Collect the data Analyse the data
Draw conclusions
Replicate study
HENRY MANHEIM
Casual observation of event Wonder/curiosity about how , why ,what etc
Hypothesis
Determining whether
Hypothesis is true Hypothesis is false
Description
Prediction
Practical application
METHODS Of RESEARCH
Field research: in which subjects are
observed under their usual environmental conditions of life rather than under laboratory conditions.
Experimental research : effect of one variable
Case study :case is analysed in its depth. Statistical method: data is collected
quantitatively or by statistics.
Historical method: information is collected
studied in stages through time from earlier and generally simpler forms through a long
VALUE
Improves decision making
Reduces uncertainity
Enables adopting new strategies Helps in planning for the future
AREAS OF RESEARCH
Commerce
General management
Marketing Finance Materials & production Banking
Aviation
HRM
Hospital mgt & Traffic mgt Economics Sociology Psychology
Entrepreneurship mgt
Information technology
HRM
Leadership& Training
Manpower recruitment
Selection &Training Moral motivation & attitude Labour &industrial relations Collective bargaining
MARKETING RESEARCH
Sales mgt , qlty, qnty, types of personnel
mgt& their training Custom relation service Advertising ,sales promotion, media research , customer motivation Marketing information system Product standardisation control Channel of distribution
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Sales forecast & industrial &economic
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
Product design analysis
analysis Product development innovations and quality enhancement Work simplification procedure
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Shift system & accidents
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Mgt of funds (both short term& long term)
capital structure Valuation of company acqusition merger/ liquidation of company including banks & financial institutions Financial market
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Market regulations
&international trade activity Accounting system and their effects on financial reporting Mechanisation of accounting system through the use of computer technology.
COMPUTER MANAGEMENT
At present there are many problem and
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