also less than 500 are suitable for the most of the research study. Therefore, in this study the questionnaire will be distributed about 150 set of questionnaire to the respondents and for them to answer it. 3.6 Research Instrument and Construct Instruments 3.6.1 Questionnaire Research point out the fact that if the researcher is using the method of the postal survey to do research,
also will introduce the sampling besides the method for data collection. Last part will be discussing on how the data is being analyzed. 4.2 Research Design For this study, the mode of research is quantitative research method with use structured questionnaire to the respondents. Quantitative research has become an acceptable in the form of research, especially social sciences. The primary data obtained from the results of a survey question conducted in the research area. Figure 1: Conceptual Framework
are as follow: The first hypothesis is developed to test the relationship between loyalty program and customer loyalty. H1: There is positive relationship between loyalty program and customer loyalty. The second hypothesis is formed to test the relationship between store attribute and customer loyalty. H2: There is a positive relationship between store attribute and customer loyalty. The third hypothesis is developed to test the relationship between product attribute and customer
Theoretical Framework This particular research follows a framework developed by Albert Bandura (1977), Social Learning Theory, which is an existing theory that use for similar research. This theory stated that behaviour is learned from the environment through the process of observational learning. Specifically, there is three components of social learning theory construct describing how peers influence personal alcohol consumption: social reinforcement, modelling and cognitive processes. Social
CHAPTER THREE: METHODOLGY 3.0 Introduction This chapter shall discuss the research methodology of this study. Basically, this chapter included the research design, the population and sample, research instrument that has been used, the pilot study, the data collection procedure, and data analysis employed in this study. 3.1 Research Design Research design is the basic plan or strategy of research (Oppenheim, 1999). In this study, survey research was used as the research design. The survey
use questionnaires, interviews and observations where communication is effective. 3.9.1 Questionnaires Maholtra (2012:176) defines a questionnaire as “a formalized set of questions for obtaining information fromrespondents. The overriding objective is to translate the researcher’s information needs into a setof specific questions that respondents are willing and able to answer.” 3.9.2 The advantages of questionnaires Rogers (2005) identified the following advantages for using a questionnaire: • Very
The purpose of the pilot test is to ensure that respondent not only understand the questions but understand respondent in the same way. The researcher may know if the questions are not comfortable to respondent which takes too long to complete the survey in the real time. 3
My best writing piece ever would be the assignment paper for the course TIX1005, Language and Communication, Semester 2, 2016/2017. Even though it is just an academic paper, but I am so proud of it because in this paper, I had put my biggest effort as a student. Basically it was a group project, where each group need to come out with a research topic and based on the topic chosen, we must prepare a proposal for our study. Of course I worked with the other two course mates, but each of us divided
related factors such as lifestyle, social support and patient-prescriber relationship by using Rating Scale. • Section D: Assessment of the Behavioural factors such as knowledge, belief and attitude by using Questionnaire consisting of 30 questions. Validity and Reliability: The questionnaire to assess the determinants of antiepileptic medication adherence was developed by the investigator from literature search. The tool and was validated by 4 experts, two medical experts from Neuromedicine department
Introduction The purpose of this chapter is to discuss and define research methodology and state its contents which include; the research design , target population, research instrument, pilot study, data collection, data analysis, limitations of study and ethical considerations. O’Leary (2004) exemplifies methodology as the framework which is associated with a particular set of paradigmatic assumptions that we will use to conduct our research. Brown (2006) say methodology is the philosophical