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Types of Research:
Basic/Pure/Fundamental
Applied Research
Subdivision of both:
Exploratory: Gain new insight on existing phenomena
Conclusive: To add more variables to existing research
Subdivisions of Conclusive:
Descriptive: To describe characteristics with new variables
Experimental: Cause and effect relationships between well
defined variables
Types of Descriptive:
Cross-sectional: Data from one particular time
Longitudinal: Data from different time intervals (Generally
studies that show impact have this kind of research)
Research Process:
!. Define research problem
#. Extensive literature review
$. Objective and hypothesis formulation
%. Research design
○ Sampling design
○ Observational design
○ Statistical design
Research Objective:
To measure the awareness level of abc policy of HDFC bank in
Pune.
● Sampling Design: Who will be my respondent?
– Define your target population. People having HDFC bank
accounts in Pune
– Identify sampling frame: Exhaustive list of all the elements
falling under the target population. Is it available? Yes/no. If
available, is it accessible? Yes/no. Available but not
accessible.
– Identify the sampling method.
!. Simple Random Sampling: Sample selected when
everything has equal probability, the total number of
population should be available. Should be used when
sampling frame is available/accessible.
#. Non-probability Sampling: Biased sampling based on
convenience
– Define sample size
Methods of Unbiased Sampling:
!. Simple Random Sampling
#. Systematic Sampling
$. Stratified sampling
○ Proportionate stratified
○ Disproportionate stratified
%. Clustered sampling
Methods of Biased Sampling:
!. Convenience Sampling
#. Judgemental Sampling
$. Quota Sampling
%. Snowball Sampling
Questions:
– Quota (Biased) vs Stratified (Random)
– Cluster (Area-wise) vs Stratified (Random)