Research Design Module 3
Research Design Module 3
Research Design Module 3
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UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS.
JUNE 2010
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ÊRESENTS
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Upon completion of this module, you should be able to:
OUTLINE
¦Introduction to research
¦Êurpose of research in accounting
¦Definition of design
¦Overview of research design
¦Types of research design:
^ Exploratory design
^Conclusive design
¦Descriptive design
¦Cross-sectional design
¦Longitudinal design
¦Causal design
¦Validity of experimental design
¦Factors affecting internal validity
INTRÚUCTIÚN TÚ RESEARCH
Various writers have defined research to
suit the circumstances it is used.
Literally research means to
¶search for·
Research is a quest for new knowledge
It is a systematic investigation of a
particular phenomenon
It involves :
¦Finding out the problem
¦Collecting Data
¦Analyzing Data
¦Drawing Conclusion
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A research design is a blueprint or scheme
that is used by the researcher for specific
structure and strategy in investigating the
relationship that exists among variables of
the study so as to enable him or her (the
researcher) collect the data, which will be
used for the study.
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A design is a plan produced to show the look and
function of something before it is built
RESEARCH DESIGN
CONCLUSIVE EXÊLORATORY
RESEARCH DESIGN RESEARCH DESIGN
DESCRIÊTIVE CAUSAL
RESEARCH RESEARCH
d d
exploratory
d d research studies
d dd
would not try to
d
d
acquire a
d
representative
sample but rather
seek to interview
those who are
An exploratory design is very knowledgeable
flexible. It is not limited to a and might be able
particular style. to provide insight
concerning the
relationship
between variables.
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CÚNCLUSIVE ESIGN
The word conclusive means to prove
something is true or ending uncertainty
There are two types of conclusive design:
Descriptive design
Causal design
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ESCRIÊTIVE ESIGN
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ESCRIÊTIVE ESIGN
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CRÚSS-SECTIÚNAL ESIGN
LÚNGITUINAL ESIGN
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TYÊES Ú VALIITY
[ EXTERNAL VALIDITY
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[ Factors that affect internal validity as revealed by Best
and Khan include the following:
ñ Testing
ñ Maturation
ñ History
ñ Instrumentation
ñ Biasness in selection
ñ Statistical Regression
ñ Experimental Mortality
ñ Experimental biasness
ñ Interaction of Selection and Maturity
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