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    The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., 2001Irwin/McGraw-Hill

    Introduction toBusiness Research

    Part 1

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    Donald CooperPamela Schindler

    Chapter 1

    Business ResearchMethods

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    Chapter 1

    Research in Business

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    Why Study Research?

    Research provides you with the knowledge

    and skills needed for the fast-paced

    decision-making environment

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    Why Managers need Better

    Information

    Global and domestic competition is

    more vigorous

    Organizations are increasinglypracticing data miningand data

    warehousing

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    The Value of Acquiring Skills

    To gather more information before selecting

    a course of action

    To do a high-level research study

    To understand research design

    To evaluate and resolve a current

    management dilemma

    To establish a career as a research specialist

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    Click to edit Master title styleTypes of Studies Used to do

    Research

    Reporting

    Descriptive

    Explanatory

    Predictive

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    Applied Research

    Pure Research/Basic Research

    Business Research

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    Click to edit Master title styleWhat is Good Research?

    Following the standards of the scientific

    method

    Purpose clearly defined

    Research process detailed

    Research design thoroughly planned

    High ethical standards applied

    Limitations frankly revealed

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    Following the standards of the scientific

    method (cont.)

    Adequate analysis for decision-makersneeds

    Findings presented unambiguously

    Conclusions justified

    Researchers experience reflected

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    Click to edit Master title styleThe Manager-Researcher

    Relationship

    Managers obligations

    Specify problems

    Provide adequate background informationAccess to company information gatekeepers

    Researchers obligations

    Develop a creative research designProvide answers to important business questions

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    Click to edit Master title styleManager-Researcher Conflicts

    Managements limited exposure to research

    Manager sees researcher as threat to

    personal status

    Researcher has to consider corporate culture

    and political situations

    Researchers isolation from managers

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