I need it after 35 hours

I need it after 35 hours

Kindly, You must use the attached resources !


Key Concept Exercise: The purpose and value of academic research

The most important step in framing and meeting the objectives of your research is to
formulate a set of well-defined research questions or testable hypotheses.

For this week's Key Concept Exercise, using the two published papers provided in
your field, you will review the motivation behind framing research topics and
choosing specific sets of research questions, evaluate methodologies used within the
context of the main objectives of the research and the wider literature on the
topics, and finally discuss the potential contributions that the two articles make.

To prepare for this Key Concept Exercise:
 * Read the Required Learning Resources for Week 2
 * Consider the two papers from your degree field in the Required Learning
Resources, specifically thinking about how you may evaluate their strengths and
weaknesses
To complete this Key Concept Exercise:
By Day 3 (Saturday)
 * In approximately 500 words, critically evaluate ONE of the sample research
articles provided from your degree field, addressing its strengths and
weaknesses (in the attachments)
 * In formulating your Key Concept Exercise, consider the following questions:
 * What motivated the research?
 * What research questions were explored?
 * What was the methodology followed by the researcher(s)?
 * How did the findings contribute to academia?

By Day 3 (Saturday), submit your Key Concept Exercise to the Turnitin Link provided.

When writing your responses you should synthesise the theory with real-world
experience and use examples of the theories in action.

Be sure to read over your Key Concept Exercise before submitting it to your
Instructor. Make sure the spelling and grammar are correct and the language, citing
and referencing you use when providing your opinion are appropriate for academic
writing.





YOU MUST USE ALL THE ATTACHED RESOURCES and the following:


Module Text

Collis, J. & Hussey, R. (2013) Business Research: A Practical Guide for
Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students. 4th ed. London: Palgrave-MacMillan.

 * Chapter 5, 'Searching and reviewing the literature' (pp. 75-95)