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Research Methodology

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Deakin University

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Flexibility of work is an important element in present-day economical and political debates, but a clear and univocal definition of the concept does not exist. The objective of this paper is to identify its various theoretical and operative possibilities, focusing especially on the forms of flexible work connected to the risk of job insecurity. In the first part of the paper we underline the ... [Show full abstract] complexity and the polysemy of the concept; in the second part, we focus on research methodology and we try to understand how and to what extent this concept overlaps, fades into or gets mixed up with other similar ones (casual, atypical, non-standard, parasubordinate, temporary work). For this reason we will review some of the most important and recent studies on the phenomenon - based on surveys made by ISTAT, INPS, ISFOL, IRES-CGIL, pointing out similarities and differences as to the methodology used and the results obtained.

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January 1970

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December 2020

The state of research based on Essence is a Systematic Mapping Study. The Essence is a great revolution in the field of Software Engineering and gaining more popularity as it brings Researchers and Practitioners on common ground. The term "Common Ground" refers to the methods and practices which are common for both industry and academia. This study aims to find out what kind of research is being ... [Show full abstract] reported in the literature which involves Essence. Through our analysis of the study we find out the gaps and clusters using maps of Essence on SWEBOK, Research Methodologies, Lists of Areas Using Essence (Tags), Country Wise Category and, Kernel Elements using in different categories. This study will help out the researchers to get the overall view of work done in different Software Engineering areas Using Essence and which areas are still lacking. This research also helps us to find the existing problems which can be overcome in the future.

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The impact of linguistic theory on interpretation research methodology

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T. Janzen

The interpretation researcher’s view of language-her linguistic theory—crucially impacts each key element of the research: the research process itself, the researcher’s view and interpretation of the data, and research fi ndings. In this chapter Terry Janzen examines why the interpretation researcher needs both a well-developed and useful theory of linguistic structure and a theory of ... [Show full abstract] interpretation and suggests how these might work together as tools to get the most out of interpretation research. Basic to this discussion is that a theory of language must underlie assumptions about language, even if that theory is not consciously or overtly explicated, because assumptions will be there regardless and will impact the interpretation researcher’s work profoundly. In addition to this, the interpreting educator is equally impacted by her understanding of linguistic structure and the nature of communication, which permeates her discussion of the interpretation process with her students, and which is thus imparted to each new generation of interpreting practitioners.

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Author's Response: Meaningful Bridges

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Maja Smrdu

While there are many efforts in the literature to bridge first- and third-person research methodologies, attempts to bridge phenomenology and constructivism are rarer. However, the meaningfulness of this connection, at least on the topic of (non-cancer) chronic pain, seems to be recognized by my commentators even though it remains unclear how this can be done. Also, the question of how to combine ... [Show full abstract] the elements of the 5E approach has not been solved yet. Some commentators provide additional support for the 5E theory of pain by emphasizing important elements for understanding pain in the context of 5E, such as communication, the relational aspect, emotional pain, and possibly related bodily experiences.

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Testing of Hypothesis Process: An Approach in Research Methodology

September 2018

Binod Kumar Singh

Now a day’s hypothesis is commonly used in research. But hypothesis is not used in all research and research design. The aim of this paper is to develop understanding about elements of research, research design, linkage between research design with hypothesis, elements of hypothesis and its uses in research. Also in this paper linkage between research objective and hypothesis, basic of ... [Show full abstract] hypothesis, various types of hypothesis and variables of hypothesis have been discussed. In this paper formulation /development of hypothesis and various steps of testing of hypothesis process have been also discussed. There are more than 100 statistical tests. In this paper assumptions and application of most commonly used test has been discussed. There are some important points researchers have to consider while applying statistical test such as type of the research question being asked, types of data being analyzed and number of groups or data sets involved in the study.

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October 2016

This chapter proposes a methodology for the models that will relate the identified JIT elements and causes of its slow implementation with the benefits obtained by the companies surveyed. This relation could allow managers and administrators to identify the elements that are keys to the success of JIT, as well as those that cause its slow implementation. The methodology here proposed was divided ... [Show full abstract] into several stages and combines several techniques widely used in multivariate analyzes.

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Otto Jockel

The research described in this paper aimed to establish the market demand and services offered by third party logistics providers. This first part defines the components of a logistics system on an hierarchical basis; it considers performance factors in a logistics system and goes on to explain the research methodology.

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Abhinav Jog

This research paper seeks to assess the business performance of Jan Seva Bank during the past two years, viz. 2010-11 and 2011- 2012. The research methodology relies upon collection and analysis of secondary data. The results and findings show that there has been a significant growth in bank’s business during the period of study. There is still a large potential for business growth. The findings ... [Show full abstract] would be useful in evolving appropriate strategies to enhance the market share of the bank.

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