research

1. Submit By: Submit To: Dr.Sanjeev
Kumar
Name-Shivani
Class-MBA(RD) 1st sem
Roll no:1919

2. Exploratory research: Exploratory research,
as the name implies ,intends merely To explore the research the
research questions and does not intend to offer final and
conclusive Solutions to existing problem. This types of research
is usually conducted to study a problem that has not been
clearly defined yet.
Conducted in order to determined the nature of the problem
exploratory research is not intended to provide conclusive
evidence but help us to have better understanding of the
problem. When conducting exploratory research ,the
Researcher ought to be willing to, change his/her directions
As a result of revelation of new data and new insight.

3.  Exploratory research design does not aim to provide the final and
conclusive answer to the research questions but merely explore the
research topic with varying level depth. It has been noted that “exploratory
research is the initial research ,which forms the basic of more conclusive
research .It can even help in determining the research design, sampling
methodology and data collection method”.
Exploratory research design does not aim to take new problem on which
little or no provide research has been done.
Unstructed interview are the most popular primary data collection
method will exploratory studies.

4. Research Purpose:to
Research purpose To generate insight about specific
general.
Data Need vague
Data source Ill defined
Data collection from Open Ended, Rough
Data example Relatively small, subjectively selected,To
maximize generalization or insight.
Data Collection Flexible: no set procedure
Data Analysis Informal, typically non quantitative
Inferences/Recommendations More tentative than final

5. RESEARCH DESIGN FOR
EXPLORATORY RESEARCH
Research design took place in textbooks different meaning of research design .some
Author consider as the choice between Quantitative and Qualitative research
Method.
But “Research can define as general plan about What you will do to answer the
research Questions .
Important elements of research design include research Strategy related to data
Collection and analysis.

6. Primary Research Secondary Research
Exploratory
Research
•Online Research
•Literature research
•Case study Research
•Survey poll
•Interview
•Focus group
•Observation

7. Primary research is information gathered directly from the subject.
It can be through a group of people even an individual such as research
Can be carried out directly by the research himself.
1. Surveys/Polls: Survey polls used to gather information from a predefined
group of respondents. It is one of the most important.Quantatitve methods of
view. Types of survey poll can be used to explore opinion, trend etc.

9. While you get a lot of information from public sources, but sometimes an in a
person interview can give in depth information on the subject being studies. Such
research is Qualitative research method (Open ended Questions)

10. Focus group is yet another widely used method in exploratory research. In such a
method a group of people is chosen and are allowed to express their insight on the
topic that is being studied. Although ,it
Is Imp to make sure while choosing the individual
In a focus group they should have a common background and comparable
experience.

11. Observation research can be quantitative observation or Qualitative
research. Such a research is done to observe a person and draw the finding
from their reactions to certain parameters. In a research there is no direct
interact with sub.

12. Secondary research is gathering information from previously published primary
research example: case studies, magazines , newspaper, book.
1. Online research: In today’s world this is one of the faster way
to gather information on any topic. A let of data us easily available
on the internet and the research can downloaded its whenever the
need .an important aspects to be noted such as a research is the
genuine and authentically of the source websites that the researcher
is gather the information.

13. 2.Literature Research:
Literature research is one of the most expensive method used discovering the
hypothesis. There is tremendous amount of information available in libraries,
online, sources can include newspaper, magazines book from libraries,
documents from government agency, annual news published statistics from
research organization and so on..
3.Case study research:
Case study research can be help a research with finding more information
through carefully analyzing existing cases which have gone through a similar
problem. Such analysis are very important and critical especially In today’s
business world. The researcher just need to make sure he analyses the carefully
in regarding to all the variable presents in the prevision case against his own
case it is very commonly used by business organization or social sector or even
in the health sectors.

14. 1. Identify the problem :A researcher identifies the subject of research and
data and the problem addressed by carrying out multiple method to answer the
questions.
2. Create the hypothesis: When the research has found out that there are no
prior studies and the problem is not processing recorded ,the researcher will create
hypothesis on the Questions obtained while identify the problem.
3. Further research: Once a data has been obtained, the researcher will continue
his study through descriptive investigation Qualitative method are used further
study the sub in detail &find out information is true or not.

15. 1. Survey of existing research: the research explore the
published and unpublished books, journals, magazines and other literatures
on the problem definition. This usually does not provide solutions into
specific
Problem statements but certainly provide direction of the research process.
2.Survey of experienced individual : The professional
,academies export, manager etc. are the individuals ,which can provide
durations to the researcher.
3.Analysis of selected case situation: Some time a popular
case are gone through to developed understanding on the given research
problem.