| Research in social sciences largely
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| | approach is especially useful in analysis
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| depends on measurements and analysis and
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| | of business environments and perceptual
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| interpretation of numerical as well as
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| | mapping techniques are used for marketing
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| non numerical data. Quantitative research
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| | research. Focus groups and surveys are
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| methods focus on statistical approaches
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| | used as other preferred methods of data
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| and qualitative methods are based on
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| | collection, especially within business
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| content analysis, comparative analysis,
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| | environments (Papers4you.com, 2006).
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| grounded theory, and interpretation.
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| | Interpretive research can be considered
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| Quantitative methods emphasise on
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| | as an important aspect of qualitative
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| objective measurements and numerical
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| | analysis, although as with all
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| analysis of data collected through polls,
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| | qualitative data, subjective bias can be
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| questionnaires or surveys and qualitative
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| | a deterrent in the validity of such
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| research focuses on understanding social
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| | approaches. In studying research methods,
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| phenomena through interviews, personal
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| | it would be necessary to highlight the
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| comments etc. Quantitative and
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| | differences between qualitative and
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| qualitative methods are studied within
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| | quantitative methods although it has also
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| the context of positivistic and
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| | been argued that an integrated approach
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| phenomenological paradigms
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| | to social analysis could close in the gap
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| (Papers4you.com, 2006).
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| | between quantitative and qualitative
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| The applications of research methods
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| | methods and both these methods could be
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| could be studied in the context of
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| | used for social research studies. In fact
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| business and management or in social
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| | there may not be a specified correct
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| psychology to understand a social
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| | method of research as each method seems
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| process. Some of the basic tools for
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| | to have its strengths and weaknesses and
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| qualitative or quantitative research are
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| | these factors should be examined
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| related to data collection methods which
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| | carefully before a particular method is
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| can be case studies, questionnaires or
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| | selected or used for studying a social
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| interviews (Simon et al, 1985). Research
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| | process.
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| methods in management focus on leadership
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| | Bibliography
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| studies and leadership issues are
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| | Champion, Dean J. (1981) Basic statistics
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| examined in accordance with contingency
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| | for social research / Dean J. Champion.
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| theory and organisational theory. The
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| | 2nd ed. New York : Macmillan ; London :
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| effects of leadership are best studied
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| | Collier Macmillan
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| with the help of qualitative or
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| | Papers For You (2006) "P/B/685.
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| quantitative research methods and
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| | Qualitative research methods", Available
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| analyses of questionnaires sent to
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| | from [22/06/2006]Papers For You (2006)
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| participants in management positions.
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| | "C/B/397. Critically assess and compare
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| Research methods are however focused not
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| | the strengths and limitations of
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| just on management issues but also on
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| | qualitative and quantitative research
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| social process for example a study on the
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| | methods. Use concrete examples to support
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| interaction between age, physical
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| | your arguments", Available from [21/06
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| exercise and gender. Some disadvantages
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| | 2006]
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| and possible flaws of such methods may be
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| | Strauss, Anselm L. (1990) Basics of
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| related to abuse or misuse of interview
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| | qualitative research: grounded theory
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| techniques, inadequacy of data collection
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| | procedures and techniques / Anselm
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| methods and reliability of data. The
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| | Strauss and Juliet Corbin. Newbury Park,
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| methodological approach and data
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| | Calif.: Sage Publications,
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| collection techniques are important in
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| | Simon, Julian Lincoln. (1985) Basic
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| research and form an important aspect of
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| | research methods in social science /
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| study (Simon, 1985). The case study
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| | Julian Simon, Paul Burstein 3rd ed.
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