Question

Question 4:  
Part I :  
Place the Most Relevant Term in the blank:
a.   ------------------- research, is type of quantitative approach , where the variable are observed and manipulated over the independent variables.
b.   ------------------- is part of applied research that might take place in the work environment to solve some addressed questions or on going problems.
c.   ----------------------, useful in building models for understanding future condition, and usually run to represent the behavior of the process over time.

Part II :
Discuss some problems in the real life that are not suitable to be research study, ( limited between 3 -10 problems ).

Answer 1

Question 4

part1

a.

Experimental research

Explanation:

One of the main strengths of experimental research is that it can often determine a cause and effect relationship between two variables. By systematically manipulating and isolating the independent variable, the researcher can determine with confidence the independent variable's causal effect on the dependent variable.

b.Action research

Explanation:

Action research is a type of applied research that is set on providing practical solutions to specific business problems by pointing the business in the right directions. Typically, action research is a process of reflective inquiry that is limited to specific contexts and situational in nature.

c. Quantitative Forecasting

Used to develop a future forecast using past data. Math and statistics are applied to the historical data to generate forecasts. Models used in such forecasting are time series (such as moving averages and exponential smoothing) and causal (such as regression and econometrics).

partII

Clarity and precision [a well-written statement does not make sweeping generalizations and irresponsible statements],

Identification of what would be studied, while avoiding the use of value-laden words and terms,

Identification of an overarching question and key factors or variables,

Identification of key concepts and terms.