Project Guidelines. Introduction Introduction should include support/justification “why” the research should be done. The focus is on the dependent variable.

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Project Guidelines

Introduction Introduction should include support/justification “why” the research should be done. The focus is on the dependent variable of the study. Introduction should include support/justification “why” the research should be done. The focus is on the dependent variable of the study. Among the contents are: Among the contents are: Problem statement Problem statement Purpose of study Purpose of study Research objectives Research objectives Research questions Research questions Definition of key variables Definition of key variables

Literature Review This section endeavors to convince the readers that the researcher has reviewed other publications done before related to the topic/area. This section endeavors to convince the readers that the researcher has reviewed other publications done before related to the topic/area. The focus of the search is on the dependent variable of the study. The focus of the search is on the dependent variable of the study. Among the contents are: Among the contents are: Theory/theories Theory/theories General literature related to topic General literature related to topic Specific General literature related to topic such as independent, moderating, mediating variables whichever relevant. Specific General literature related to topic such as independent, moderating, mediating variables whichever relevant.

Methodology This section describes the methodology used in carrying out the research. This section is very important technical wise. This section describes the methodology used in carrying out the research. This section is very important technical wise. Among the contents are: Among the contents are: Research model Research model Hypotheses Hypotheses Variables and measurement Variables and measurement Population, sample, sampling technique Population, sample, sampling technique Data collection technique Data collection technique Techniques of analysis that may be used Techniques of analysis that may be used

Data Analysis This section is important to test whatever hypotheses that has been developed This section is important to test whatever hypotheses that has been developed Among the contents are: Among the contents are: Sample profile (demographics) Sample profile (demographics) Factor analysis (if relevant) Factor analysis (if relevant) Reliability analysis Reliability analysis Descriptive table for the main variables of the study Descriptive table for the main variables of the study Hypotheses test related to the research framework Hypotheses test related to the research framework Additional analysis to support the research findings Additional analysis to support the research findings

Conclusion This is the most important chapter which demonstrates whether you know what you are doing or not. This is the most important chapter which demonstrates whether you know what you are doing or not. Also a place to judge whether all your research questions have been answered. Also a place to judge whether all your research questions have been answered. The discussion should be based on your findings and not what you think and your prior experience. The discussion should be based on your findings and not what you think and your prior experience. Among the contents are: Among the contents are: The discussion of the main findings (Don’t discuss the statistics and p values just explain what is the relationship and whether they exist) The discussion of the main findings (Don’t discuss the statistics and p values just explain what is the relationship and whether they exist) Implications for managers and theory Implications for managers and theory Limitations Limitations Suggestions for future research (if ANY) Suggestions for future research (if ANY)

Bibliography All references appearing in the text must be listed in the bibliography All references appearing in the text must be listed in the bibliography Also other references that the researcher has used but not cited in the text should also be listed here. Also other references that the researcher has used but not cited in the text should also be listed here. Format that should be followed is the “APA” format Format that should be followed is the “APA” format

Appendices Important and relevant computer outputs. Important and relevant computer outputs. Paper cuttings or other relevant material Paper cuttings or other relevant material Questionnaire (must be appended) Questionnaire (must be appended)