Research Design By Ankur Mittal

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Research Design Field study

Experimental study Theoretical framework

Exploratory study

Model

Decision Model

Hypothesis

Relational model

NO

Simulation model

Analytical model

Logical validation

Empirical Model

Verification & validity Of model

Can Derive Solution?

Yes

Test model

No

Empirical validation

Can Heuristic Be used?

TF

Yes

Derive solution Test hypothesis

Empirical Verification Validation of model

Accept / reject

TF

Collect data

Discover factors

TF

Different Research Designs • Experimental, Historical & Inferential RD • Exploratory, Descriptive & Causal RD • True Experimental, Pre-experimental, Quasi Experimental & Non-experimental • Historical Clinical & Case Studies

Different Perspectives of RD • • • • • • •

Degree of formulation of the problem Topical Scope-breadth & depth of Study Research Environment Time Dimension Mode of Data Collection Manipulation of variables under study Inter se relationship between variables

RESEARCH DESIGN IS RELEVENT AT EVERY STAGE OF RESEARCH PROCESS

Research design Definition (Elitz, Jahoda,Destch) • A Research Design is An arrangement of conditions For collection and analyses of data In a manner that aims To combine relevance To the Research purpose With economy in procedure

What is the need of a Research Design • Level of Accuracy or say level of tolerance with regard to inaccuracy is ascertained • To detail out procedure that will be adopted to carry out a Research

Characteristics of a Good RD • Is a series of guide posts to keep one going in the right direction • Reduces wastage time and costs • Encourages co ordination and effective organization • Is not rigid undergoes modifications as circumstances demand • Has to be geared up to the availability of data and co operation of the informants

Components Variable A magnitude that varies is known as a Variable • Dependent & Independent Variables • Quantitative & Qualitative Variables • Continuous & Non-continuous Variables

Confounded Relationship • • • •

Research Hypothesis Experimental & Control Groups Treatments Experiment

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