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Concepts Of Emricism

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“All progress is born of inquiry. Doubt is often better than overconfidence, for it leads to inquiry, and inquiry leads to innovation or invention” -Hudson Maxim
This section aims to explore the methodological tools and techniques that are implemented in the research project for fulfilling the aims and objectives. The section explores various subs –sections such as philosophical posture of the study, approach to the research, research strategy and methods to deduce the arguments with substantiated evidence. There has been paramount importance given to this chapter. The importance of research design and methodology has been also been noted by (Kothari, 2006). …show more content…

The use of both style of approach in terms of business research between qualitative and quantitative research is used in this paper. The concept of “empiricism” is acknowledged in this research paper. The term “empiricism” according to (Bryman and Bell, 2011) is that it’s referring to an approach to study of reality that suggests that only knowledge gained through experience and the senses is acceptable. Moreover this paper also has bit reliance in terms of “naive empiricism” which refers to belief that accumulation of “facts” is a legitimate goal in its own right. The proper implementation of research methodology and research strategy plays a pivotal role to have a complete organized research paper. The use of deductive and inductive has been recognize in this research paper, the more use of inductive approach is used as this literature is purely dependent upon the qualitative approach. As illustrated by the authors that the deductive is heavily used by the research that needs to be empirical data, it used by the researchers who are writing empirical form of research paper. This research paper has idea, theories that are tested by the use of papers, articles, knowledge etc that have been reviewed. Despite of having approach of inductive reasoning, this paper lacks in advantage of deductive reasoning as because are devoid of any formulated hypothesis. Therefore, to fill the gap of disadvantage of sole inductive reasoning approach, (Bryman and Bell, 2011) concept of “abductive reasoning” is used in this paper, abductive reasoning is used to make logical inferences and build theories about the world around us. Therefore, the abductive reasoning overcomes all the shortcoming of both the type of reasoning: inductive and deductive approach. The authors also mention that

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