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| relies on first hand data you collect yourself - only used when secondary data is not sufficient |
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| information others have gathered and published previously |
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| the 3 types of primary reseach are: |
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observation
experimentation
normative survey research |
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| there are 2 types of secondary: |
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printed sources
electronic sources |
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| the particular problem that is to be solved by the research (what?) |
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| the goal of the study and includes aims and objectives (why?) |
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statement too be proved true or false through research
states no difference will be found in the factors being studied
-removes bias |
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formal vs informal
short vs long
informal vs anallytical
vertical vs lateral
internal vs external
periodic scheduled
functional |
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| an orderly, objectice message used to convey information from one department (organization) to another department ( or organization) to assist in decision making or problem solving |
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| characteristics of reports |
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| generally requested by a higher authority and often travel upward in an organization |
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| reports are generally prepared for? |
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| the problem solving process: |
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recognize and define the problem
select a method of solution
(primary and secondary)
collect and analyze data
arrive at an answer |
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| a report written to justify or recommend courses of action taken in the company |
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| a written description of how one organization can meet the needs of another by providing products or services |
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| a proposal that is invited and initiated |
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| is prepared by an individual or firm who sees a problem to be solved and submits a proposal |
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show how one organization meet the needs of another
how goods or serviced can be provided
issued in response to a request or a calls for bids
to make decisions issuing contracts for work |
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| preparing a presentation: |
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determine purpose
identify major parts & locate supporting information
develop a strong opening and closing |
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| what are the parts of a presentation: |
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introduction
body
conclusion |
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types of visuals:
Multimedia |
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| to project images and sound from a computer, the internet, or sound system |
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types of visuals:
still projections flipchart |
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| projecting unanimated images |
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types of visuals:
board of flipboard |
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| enhances group discussion and creates informal environment |
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types of visuals:
hard copy |
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| to arrange visual aids in a specific section of the presentation |
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delivery methods:
memorized |
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| written first and delivered verbatim |
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delivery methods:
manuscript or scripted |
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| written and read to the audience |
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delivery methods:
inpromptu |
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| not written at all because speaker does not have prior notice |
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delivery methods:
extemporaneous |
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| planned, preparted, rehearsed, but not written in detail |
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