What are the requirements of the researcher undertaking in-depth interviews? Why are these requirements particularly important when conducting interviews with managers?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using non-survey methods to collect data?

The qualitative data collection takes many forms but interviewing and observing are amongthe most frequently used. Describe in detail the different interview formats used in thegathering of qualitative data. Provide relevant examples of the scenarios where each formatis more appropriate.

When reading the generalization of findings in a published research report, what do you need to carefully consider in the findings?

Prepare a journal entry sharing your reflections on your experience in finding and selecting studies for use in your research. You are to follow Gibbs Reflective Cycle as your guide in laying out your reflection.

In a Research Project, how will questionnaires be implemented in practice? What are the specific procedures?

How can I Explain the impact of the research to risk management and quality management.

What is descriptive research? Will you be using descriptive research for your project based on what you have read?

You have conducted an in depth interview to collect information on the mental health and financial well-being of employees of a company. However, you realise the respondents were not sharing much with the researchers.For example, they often provided short answers without elaborating further, and seemed to avoid some questions. What would you recommend to a marketing team to help improve the quality of the qualitiative research responses ?

Qualitative research is a type of study carried out with a qualitative approach to  understand the exploratory reasons and to assay how and why a specific program or  phenomenon operates in the way it is working. A researcher can access numerous  qualitative data collection methods that they feel are relevant. a) Propose the appropriate  data collection methods.