Chapter 2 Flashcards
(36 cards)
When does a business problem occur?
Desired state, actual situation can be improved.
Actual state, actual situation seriously wrong.
What makes a good business problem?
Feasibility,
Relevance.
What makes a business problem feasible?
Problem demarcated,
Expressed in variables,
Able to gather data.
When is a business problem relevant?
For Managers,
For academic.
What makes a good problem statement?
Formulated in variables and relations,
Open-ended,
Stated clearly.
What makes a good research question?
Collectivley address the problem statement,
From theory to practical questions,
Stated clearly.
A theoretical framework consists of?
Variable definitions,
Conceptual model,
Hypothese.
Which types of variables are there?
Independent,
Dependent,
Mediating,
Modering.
Which types of mediating?
Full,
Partial.
Which types of moderating?
Pure,
Quasie.
What makes a good hypothesis?
Derived from theory,
Testable,
Unambiguos.
Which two types of hypothesis are there?
Directional,
Undirectional.
Managerial relevance is looking at?
Who benefits from having the problem solved.
Academic relevance is looking at?
If the problem not already has been solved in prior research.
Managerial relevence is for?
Managers
End users
Public policy makers
Academic relevance is for?
New topic
New contexct
Integrate scattered research
Reconcile contradictory research.
What do you search in preliminary research?
Organization context
Extent literature
A business problem is .. focused?
Manager focused.
A problem statement is .. focused?
Research-focused.
To what extent makes an?
Open-ended question.
What are relationship variables?
How does .. affect (X > Y)
Implication question is a … research question?
Practical research question.
When the company name is mentioned in the research question this implies?
A practical research question.
When the research question is directed at a single person this implies an?
A practical research question.