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RESEARCH DESIGN
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RESEARCH DESIGN

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Presented by:- Roll no

SUDHAKAR SHINDE 56 RAJESH KAVATHEKAR 15 PANKAJ ADMUTHE 1 SWAPNIL KORE 20 MUJAHID MUTWALLI 32 SANTOSH KHANDEKAR 18

GROUP STUDENTS

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What is research design? Meaning of research design.

Features of a good research design.

Types of research design.

CONTENT

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Task of defining the research problem is the preparation of the research project, popularly known as the “research design".

Decisions regarding what, where, when,

how much, by what means concerning an inquiry or a research study constitute a research design.

WHAT IS RESEARCH DESIGN ?

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A research design is the arrangement of conditions for collection and analysis of data in a manner that aims

to combine relevance to the research purpose with economy in procedure.

MEANING OF RESEARCH DESIGN

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According to Suchman “research design is not a highly specific plan to be followed without deviation ,but rather series of guidepost to keep one headed in right direction”.

DEFINITION

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What is the study about ?Why is the study being made ?Where will the study be carried out ?What type of data is required ?Where can the required data be found ?What periods of time will the study include ?What will the sample design ?How will the data be analyzed ?In what style will the report be prepared?

RESEARCH DESIGN ALWAYS GIVES THE ANSWERS OF

FOLLOWING QUESTIONS :

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A research design appropriate for a particular research problem, usually involves the following features.

The mean of obtaining information. The availability and skills of the researcher and

his staff, if any. The objective of the problem to be studied. The nature of the problem to be studied . The availability of time and money for the

research work.

FEATURES OF A GOOD RESEARCH DESIGN

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DIFFERENT RESEARCH DESIGN

In case of Exploratory research

study

In case of Exploratory research

study

in case of descriptive and diagnostic research

in case of descriptive and diagnostic research

In case of hypothesis-testing research studies

In case of hypothesis-testing research studies

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exploratory research method are also termed as formulative research studied.The main purpose is that of formulate the research problem .three methods are

1. The survey of concerning literature2. The experience survey 3. The analysis of ‘inside-stimulating

RESEARCH DESIGN IN CASE OF EXPLORATORY RESEARCH DESIGN

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This is most simple and fruitful method of formulating the research problem .Hypothesis is taken earlier workers and their usefulness be evaluating as a basis for furtherResearch.

1.THE SURVEY OF CONCERNING LITERATURE

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The experience survey means the survey of people who had practical experience .

The object is to obtain new ideas relating to the research problem.

2. THE EXPERIENCE SURVEY

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It is also a fruitful method of suggesting the hypothesis. It is particularly suitable in the areas where there is little experience to serve as a guide.In this method the existing records may be examined .

3.THE ANALYSIS OF ‘INSIDE-STIMULATING

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in case of descriptive research study –one those studied which are concerned with describing the characteristics of a particular

Individual , or a group.In diagnostic research study determine the

frequency which some thing occur

IN CASE OF DESCRIPTIVE AND DIAGNOSTIC RESEARCH

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Flexible design

Judgmental sampling

No pre-determined design

No fixed decision about the operational procedures

No flexibility Random sampling

Pre-determined design for analysis

Advanced decisions

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FORMULATIVE = DESCRIPTIVE/DIAGNOSTIC

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hypothesis-testing research studies known as experimental studies are those researcher tests the hypothesis of casual relationship between variables.

IN CASE OF HYPOTHESIS-TESTING RESEARCH STUDIES

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• A research design is a master plan that specifies the methods and procedures for collecting and analyzing the needed information.

• It is a strategy for how the data will be collected.

• It provides the scheme for answering research question(s).

• It maintains control to avoid bias that may affect the outcomes.

COCLUSION

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