Descriptive and Inferential Statistical Method RES/351 Researchers have many tools available to them in order test and analyze a specific hypothesis. Some of these tools help gather data, while others help ensure accurate and relevant analysis. Data collection can take the form of quantitative and qualitative methods. In a qualitative method, your data is more interpretive. This data is used when trying to discover more of a meaning of specific question rather than the frequency
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Running head: BUSINESS RESEARCH ETHICS 1 Business Research Ethics RES 351 February 28, 2013 BUSINESS RESEARCH ETHICS 2 Business Research Ethics Before the debt crisis of 2008 exploded, one of the two American banks that backed a large portion of United States mortgages was fined in 2006 because of improper accounting practices. Ethics are a set of standards derived by individual or company ideals of what is right and wrong. Looking back, it should have been clear the poor ethics
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Business Research Ethics RES/351 Chimerix is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to discovering, developing and commercializing novel, oral antivirals in areas of high unmet medical need. Since 2001, the organization has researched, developed and experimentally tested a virus-killing drug called Brincidofovir. Subsequently learning of the existence of the drug, a family requested that the company donate the drug to treat their little boy who contracted a deadly virus after receiving a bone-marrow
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Research Methodology Shrinanir Glenn RES/351 Business Research January 26, 2015 Margaret McNulty Research Methodology According to a recent survey, thousands of research studies are undertaken and accomplished every year. Research work is a common topic in academic institutions such as colleges and universities. In addition to academic institutions, research studies are common among business and government organizations. However, Selltiz (2009), points out that despite the increase in the
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The Pharmaceutical Industry and Unethical Research Latoya Dale RES/351 March 10, 2015 Kenya Crocken-Leonard The Pharmaceutical Industry and Unethical Research The pharmaceutical drug companies have a tendency to focus more on the sales and revenue than the research of any given product. This trend leads to misrepresentation of crucial scientific research on products. An article in The New York Times from December
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Week 2 Individual Assignment Michelle Meyer RES 351 April 8, 2014 Jonte’ Lee As I began reading the material for our Business Research course, my immediate thought was concern with understanding and adapting it to my current job. After the first class, these feelings gave way to accepting the research process as a means to answer problems or find solutions to situations in business. Now I will look at Application Development specifically to application development
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Preparing to Conduct Business Research Part 1 Team A RES/351 February 24, 2014 Sara Skowronski Preparing to Conduct Business Research Part 1 The purpose of business research is to allow a business to set itself apart from its competitors by gathering as much information on the industry that it can and utilizing that data to create unique methodologies and business practices. Researching in a business will provide information on things such as what products consumers like or do not like
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Preparing to Conduct Business Research Part One Paul Steeves RES/351 6 May 2013 Part One: Research Problem ABC Company just purchased a new C-Store located in South Carolina, on a busy intersection that has been in the same place for 22 years. The well-established C-Store has a loyal and local customer base and steady profits from clientele. ABC Company paid $300,000 for the new C-Store, but when they
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Phone (802) 6560754, e-mail: CLIANG@uvm.edu Dunn, Paul, Entrepreneurship Studies Center, The University of Louisiana at Monroe, 700 University Avenue, Monroe, Louisiana 71209 Phone (318) 3421224, e-mail: dunn@ulm.edu Publsihed in the Journal of Business and Entrepreneurship, Vol. 22, No. 1, pp 1-22. 1 Abstract The study of entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship has resulted in a great deal of information about who entrepreneurs are and how who they are impacts their behavior. This paper presents
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Ethical Research Guidelines Dwayne Clemons RES/351 October 12, 2015 Univerisity of Phoenix Ethical Research Guidelines Gillai, Porteous, Rammohan, and Lee (2013) aim to link the relationship between responsible supply chain procedure and performance. Numerous multinational firms face the challenge of poor employment standards, environmental protection, and health and safety standards despite companies’ continued investment
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