A researcher who observed separate phenomena and on this basis attempts to arrive at general conclusions works inductively.
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Logically speaking, inductive research comes before deductive research.
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A manager observes that higher prices lead to more sales. The results of a focus group point out that consumers use price as an indicator for quality. This is an example of deductive research.
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There is always one best way to investigate a certain problem statement.
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A good problem statement includes both a statement of the research objective(s) and the research question(s).
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Research questions are the translation of the problem of the organization into a specific need for information.
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Conference proceedings can be valuable if you are researching a relatively new area or domain.
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Good research is aimed at proving hypotheses rather than falsifying them.
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A moderating variable influences the original relationship between one or more independent variables and a dependent variable
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A hypothesis cannot be based on inductive preliminary investigation or theory.
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Providing inaccurate information regarding sources is not a form of plagiarism.
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