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Chapter one
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1.
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a)
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Research
as a scientific and systematic
search for pertinent information on a specific topic. Justify your answer.
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b)
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What are the objectives of research?
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c)
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Discuss
briefly the types of Research
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d)
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What
do you mean by research methods? How it differ from methodology.
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e)
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“Research
means searching black cat into the dark room”? Justify your answer.What
are the objectives of business research?
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f)
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“Research that is related to some abstract idea(s)
or theory”
what type of research it is and why?
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g)
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“Research that aims at
finding a solution for an immediate problem facing
a society or an industrial/business organization” what type of
research it is and why?
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h)
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Why
people are motivated in Research.
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i)
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Portrait
the diagram of Research Process with little discussion.
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j)
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“Researcher has no control over the variables; he
can only report what has happened or what is happening” what type of
research it is and why?
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k)
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“Research concerned with generalizations and with the formulation of a theory”
what type of research it is and why?
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l)
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“Research
relies on experience or observation alone, often without due regard for
system and theory” what type of research it is and why?
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m)
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Discuss
briefly the Research Approaches
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n)
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Discuss
briefly the Significance of Research
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0)
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Discuss
briefly the Importance of Knowing How Research is Done
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P)
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Mention the Criteria of
a Good Research.
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q)
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Discuss
briefly the Problems Encountered by Researchers in Bangladesh
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Chapter two
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2.
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a)
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What
is a Research Problem? What are the Components of a research problem?
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b)
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P (O1| I, C1, N) ≠ P (O2| I, C2, N), Justify
your answer. Here N=Environment, O= Outcomes, C= Courses of Action, I=
Individuals, P=efficiencies for the desired outcomes
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c)
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A problem clearly
stated is a problem half solved. Explain this statement.
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d)
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Point
out the criteria to be followed regarding selecting a problem.
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e)
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Discuss
briefly the necessity of defining the problem.
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f)
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Discuss briefly the
technique involved in defining a problem.
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Chapter
three
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3.
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a)
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What do you
mean by Research Design? What points should be taken into consideration by
a researcher in developing a sample design for this research project.
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b)
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What
questions must be included within the Research Design.
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c)
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We
may split the overall research design into four parts. Discuss briefly the
parts.
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d)
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What
are the Important features of a good research design?
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e)
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Discuss
briefly about “research design in case of exploratory research studies”
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f)
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Discuss
briefly about “research design in case of descriptive and diagnostic research
studies”
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g)
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Discuss
briefly about “research design in case of hypothesis-testing research
studies”
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h)
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Explain
and illustrate the following research designs:
(a)
Two group simple randomized design;
(b)
Latin square design;
(c)
Random replications design;
(d)
Simple factorial design;
(e)
Informal experimental designs.
(i)
Before-and-after without control design.
(ii)
After-only with control design.
(iii)
Before-and-after with control design.
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i)
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Write
short note with example: 1)Extraneous variable 2) Control 3) Confounded
relationship 4) Research hypothesis 5) Experimental and non-experimental
hypothesis-testing research 6) Experimental and control groups7) Treatments
8) Experiment 9)Experimental unit(s):
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Chapter four
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4..
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a)
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Define
Some technical terms in sampling: population, sample, sampling, census, unit
of analysis, sample unit, sampling design, parameter and statistic.
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b)
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What
do you mean by Sampling? Discuss briefly the importance of Sampling
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c)
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Discuss
briefly the Important points in
Sample design.
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d)
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Discuss
briefly the Sampling Design Process.
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e)
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Discuss
briefly the Criteria of selecting a sampling procedure.
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f)
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What
are the characteristics of a good sample design?
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g)
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Discuss
briefly the different types of nonrandom sampling with practical example.
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h)
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Discuss
briefly the different types of random sampling with practical example.
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i)
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Explain and illustrate the
procedure of selecting a random sample.
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j)
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(a) The
following are the number of departmental stores in 10 cities: 35, 27, 24, 32,
42, 30, 34, 40, 29 and 38. If we want to select a sample of 15 stores using
cities as clusters and selecting within clusters proportional to size, how
many stores from each city should be chosen? (Use a starting point of 4).
(b)What sampling design might be used to estimate the weight of a group of
men and women?
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k)
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Suppose that we want a sample
of size n = 30 to be drawn from a population of size N = 8000
which is divided into three strata of size N1 = 4000, N2 = 2400 and N3 = 1600.How should a
sample of size n = 30 be allocated to the three strata, if we want
optimum allocation using sampling design.
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l)
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A certain
population is divided into five strata so that N1 = 2000, N2 =
2000, N3 = 1800, N4 = 1700, and N5 = 2500. Respective
standard deviations are: s1 = 1.6, s2 = 2.0, s3 = 4.4, s4 = 4.8, s5 = 6.0 and
further the expected sampling cost in the first two strata is Tk. 4 per
interview and in the remaining three strata the sampling cost is Tk. 6 per
interview. How should a sample of size n = 226 be allocated to five
strata if we adopt proportionate sampling design; if we adopt disproportionate
sampling design considering
(i)
only the differences in stratum variability
(ii)
Differences in stratum variability as well as the
differences in stratum sampling costs.
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m)
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A population
is divided into three strata so that N1 = 4000, N2 = 2500 and N3
= 2800. Respective standard deviations are: s1 = 12, s2 = 17 and s3 = 4.
How should a
sample of size n = 75 be allocated to the three strata, if we want
optimum allocation using disproportionate sampling design?
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n)
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A population
is divided into three strata so that N1 = 5000, N2 = 2000 and N3
= 3000. Respective standard deviations are: s1 = 15, s2 = 18 and s3 = 5.
How should a
sample of size n = 84 be allocated to the three strata, if we want
optimum allocation using disproportionate sampling design?
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o)
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The following are the number of
departmental stores in 15 cities: 35, 17, 10, 32, 70, 28, 26, 19, 26, 66, 37,
44, 33, 29 and 28. If we want to select a sample of 10
stores, using cities as clusters and selecting within clusters proportional
to size, how many stores from each city should be chosen?(Use a starting
point of 10).
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