BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
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Research Design
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Respondents of the Study
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Instrument of the Study
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Establishing and Validating Reliability
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Statistical Treatment
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Detailed explanation-1: -Target Population The whole group of interest. Sampled Population The subset of the target population that has at least some chance of being sampled. Sampling Frame An enumeration (roster) of the sampled population. Sample The individuals who were actually measured and comprise the available data.
Detailed explanation-2: -The target population of a study is the broad group of people that researchers are examining. In clinical trials, this means the group of people researchers think might benefit from a particular experimental drug. The specific condition a drug is intended to treat is referred to as that drug’s indication.
Detailed explanation-3: -The target population is the entire population, or group, that a researcher is interested in researching and analysing. A sampling frame is then drawn from this target population.