Business Research A Guide to Planning, Conducting, and Reporting Your Study By Donald R. Cooper
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A concise, simplified approach to the research process in business and management, guiding students step-by-step through their research project, from exploring questions and problems, to designing the research, and lastly, writing the results.
Chapters include a design matrix and three sets of questions by research objective to help identify the designs that are appropriate for a project and why. There are also seven road marker activities –exploring, planning, creating, conducting, collecting, analyzing, and writing – directing students from one milestone to the next.
Key features include:
Statistical Decision Trees enabling students to bypass the typical statistics chapters and select the appropriate analysis based on prior learning
Global narrative highlighting a wide spectrum of business research challenges.
An APA style how-to guide with over 26 exhibits that includes writing examples using permissions for articles and a 2016 thesis.
Qualitative research and mixed designs.
Real world case studies blending business research within the context of successful organizations.
The book is supported by online resources for instructors and students, including: PowerPoint slides, an instructor’s manual, author selected videos, cases and data sets from SAGE SRM.
Suitable for Business and management students undertaking a research project or research paper.
Chapter 1. From the Research Jitters to Employers’ Most-Wanted Skills
Chapter 2. Self-Defense Tools for Research: Preparation, Reasoning, and Terminology
Chapter 3. The Process Road Map: Exploring and Planning
Chapter 4. The Process Road Map: Creating and Conducting
Chapter 5. The Process Road Map: Collecting, Analyzing, and Writing
Chapter 6. Nonexperimental Quantitative Designs
Chapter 7. Qualitative Designs and Mixed Designs
Chapter 8. Experimental Designs
Chapter 9. Writing the Report
Chapters include a design matrix and three sets of questions by research objective to help identify the designs that are appropriate for a project and why. There are also seven road marker activities –exploring, planning, creating, conducting, collecting, analyzing, and writing – directing students from one milestone to the next.
Key features include:
Statistical Decision Trees enabling students to bypass the typical statistics chapters and select the appropriate analysis based on prior learning
Global narrative highlighting a wide spectrum of business research challenges.
An APA style how-to guide with over 26 exhibits that includes writing examples using permissions for articles and a 2016 thesis.
Qualitative research and mixed designs.
Real world case studies blending business research within the context of successful organizations.
The book is supported by online resources for instructors and students, including: PowerPoint slides, an instructor’s manual, author selected videos, cases and data sets from SAGE SRM.
Suitable for Business and management students undertaking a research project or research paper.
Chapter 1. From the Research Jitters to Employers’ Most-Wanted Skills
Chapter 2. Self-Defense Tools for Research: Preparation, Reasoning, and Terminology
Chapter 3. The Process Road Map: Exploring and Planning
Chapter 4. The Process Road Map: Creating and Conducting
Chapter 5. The Process Road Map: Collecting, Analyzing, and Writing
Chapter 6. Nonexperimental Quantitative Designs
Chapter 7. Qualitative Designs and Mixed Designs
Chapter 8. Experimental Designs
Chapter 9. Writing the Report
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