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Research Methodology: Constructivism Approach

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Research methodology
Introduction of methodology
Research can be defined as process of steps used to collect and analyze information to increase our understanding of a topic or issue (JW Creswell, 2007). In the research methodology we describe about the demographic of the study sample and outline. We use the inductive and deductive research to see the certain phenomena and to relate it to the reasoned conclusion by logically generalizing from a known fact. We also use qualitative data by interviewing and secondary data as well. The qualitative data will result the problem statement in order to gain the answer for this issue. By using the research philosophy we construct the research approach by using the constructivism philosophy which focusing …show more content…

V. Data collection
a. Primary data
Make an interview with those who experience the Malacca Straits area and the actual situation
b. Secondary data
Researching by book, journal, newspaper, literature review regarding the poor shipping practice and the area of straits.
a. Interview and questionnaire
b. Library sources
VI. Methodology and data analysis
This include interviewing those who living at Malacca straits area, seafarer, fisherman and who involved in the accident and incident that lead to marine pollution an Malacca Straits and also the indoor research about finding the information relate to marine pollution due poor shipping practice, before analyst the result.
Analysts the data, result of interview, questionnaire and secondary data to get the accurate result of the research.
VII. Potential outcomes
List of the contributing factor of poor shipping practice that cause the marine pollution and damage at Straits of Malacca. Indentify the effect of poor shipping practice and little bit about the solution to prevent the level of marine pollution and damage getting

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