TERM PROJECTGROUP 6RESEARCH METHOD IN SOCIAL SCIENCESStudent Names:Fatih ALTINBAŞYakup YAŞAREdanur UĞURMetehan HANDEMİRCİAvni A. TOSYALIEnes ATMACA |

Research Question
How satisfied are students at the university cafeteria foods?
Research Objectives * To determine students’ perceptions on price and value and food quality offered at the cafeteria. * To investigate acceptance level of food quality in terms of the appearance, taste and freshness of the food at university’s cafeteria. * To identify the relationships between price and value and food quality towards students’ satisfaction.
Abstract
The objectives will analyze the relationship between the food quality, price fairness and staff performance with students’ satisfaction in Istanbul Kemerburgaz Universty’s cafeterias. We will arrive aim of the study with a survey and with survey we compare Hokkabaz Cafeteria and Paradise Cafeteria.
Sample Articles 1. Students protest at high food prices in canteen
Students are protesting against the high food prices in their cafeteria, which they say are adding to student poverty. The student union at Middlesex University has launched a "food revolution" to campaign for lower prices, and more variety, in their bar and canteen.The student union handed out free sandwiches at lunchtime today and yesterday, to encourage students not to use the canteen.They hope this boycott will force the caterers to think again about the prices they charge.Union president, Manoj Iyer, 30, claims that the external company which provides their catering compares its prices to those at Marks and Spencer, not to other student outlets.He says that the canteen charges 99p for a can of Coke, while many other shops charge 60p.Mr Iyer, who is in his second year as president, also argues that the canteen charges up to £7 for a meal of chicken and chips with salad and a drink.This,