What general topic are you interested in researching and how is it connected to your degree

Student A : research is Primary

Student B : research is Secondary

Completed

The Aim: to look not only at the UK’s departure from the EU, but also, more widely, at resulting changes in trade and international relations, migration, scientific and regulatory frameworks, and political, economic and social indicators.

• They can be open to misrepresentation or misinterpretation.

• They may require a certain skill set or level of numeracy if they are to be drawn on effectively and accurately.

Captures New Beliefs - Qualitative research methods extrapolate any evolving beliefs within a market. ...

• Fewer Limitations - Qualitative studies are less stringent than quantitative ones. ...

• More Versatile - Qualitative research is much easier at times for researchers.

It can save money and time by using smaller samples and less structured data collection methods.

It can provide insight that is specific to an industry or a context.

It can adapt to changing situations and questions by using an open-ended and flexible process.

It can incorporate data complexities and nuances into the generated conclusions.

Numerical, Numbers

2-What are two advantages of quantitative research ?

Quantitative studies are often fast, focused, scientific and relatable.

The speed and efficiency of the quantitative method are attractive to many researchers

3-What are two disadvantages of quantitative research ?

One of the main challenges of quantitative research is that it can be costly, time-consuming, and complex. Quantitative research often requires a large sample size, a rigorous design, and a high level of expertise and resources.

4- What are some of the characteristics of qualitative research?

• The use of measurable variables.

• Standardized research instruments.

• Random sampling of participants.

• Data presentation in tables, graphs, or figures.

• The use of a repeatable method.

5- What are two advantages of qualitative research ?

• Qualitative Research can capture changing attitudes within a target group such as consumers of a product or service, or attitudes in the workplace.

• Qualitative approaches to research are not bound by the limitations of quantitative methods.

6- What are two disadvantages of quantitative research ?

With this research method, results are based on numerical responses and, as a result, you get slightly less insight into the thoughts, motivations, and drivers of your group.

3 They are not good capturing feelings

4 Natural environment, multiple sources data

5 Qualitative research allows you to ask questions that cannot be easily put into numbers to understand human experience

6 These weaknesses are: (1) conceptual frameworks with no implications

It is quicker and more cost-effective to complete.

It is objective and unbiased, and avoids potential bias from pre-determined outcomes.

It can be tested and checked by other researchers, making it more reliable and scientific.

It has more prestige in some fields and contexts.

Research is generally seen as independent from those being researched.

Method (s) use probability sampling techniques to ensure generalisability.

2. What are the two advantages of quantitative research?

• It can standardise data collection and generalise findings across different settings and populations.

• It can improve reliability, limit variables, and eliminate bias by using accurate data, control, and statistical analysis.

3. What are the two disadvantages of quantitative research?

• Results are open to subjective interpretation.

• Tests can be intentionally manipulative.  

4. What are some of the characteristics of qualitative research?

   • Conducted in natural settings

   • Researchers were involved with the respondent directly.

   • Descriptive data

   • The outcome is the second necessary process.

   • The primary purpose of the research is meaning.

     
     

5. What are the two advantages of qualitative research?

   • It generates rich and detailed data that keep the participants’ perspectives intact and provide multiple contexts to understand the phenomenon under study.

   • It provides deeper insight into customers' opinions.

   • It is a cost-effective way for companies to gain information or interact with customers.

   • It offers more flexibility.

   
   

6. What are the two disadvantages of qualitative research?

• The quality of the data gathered in qualitative research is highly subjective.

• Qualitative research creates findings that are valuable but difficult to present.

• Researcher influence can hurt the collected data.

Group 1: Analysing the  impact of globalisation on Business Performance: Case of UAE Food Industry

• morality

• fair play

• principles

• fairness

*Keeping secrets

*Remaining loyal

*Telling the truth

*Obeying the company rules( if you are in work place)

*Honesty

2.taking responsibility, accountability, professionalism, trust and mutual respect

for work colleagues define as a ethical behaviour.

3. To promote the aims of research such as expanding knowledge . they support the values required for collaborative work.