BRM CHAPTER 6 (Bagian Yucielani)

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BRM CHAPTER 6KELOMPOK 1


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EXPLORATORY STUDIES

SecondaryData

Analysis

SecondaryData

Analysis

Two-StaeDesin

Two-StaeDesin

E!"eS#

E!"eS#

%#alitati$e Tec&ni'#es


(oc#s)ro#"s

(oc#s)ro#"s


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• Partici"ant o*ser$ation

• (il+, "&otora"&s

• Proecti$e tec&ni'#es

• Psyc&oloical testin

• Case st#dies

• Et&nora"&y

• E!"ert inter$iews

• Doc#+ent analysis

• Pro!e+ics and Kinesics


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Secondary Data Analysis

Researc&er s&o#ld start .rst wit& an orani/ation0s ownasc&i$es

Researc&er s&o#ld start .rst wit& an orani/ation0s ownasc&i$es

P#*lis&ed doc#+ents "re"ared *y a#t&ors o#tside t&e sorani/ation

P#*lis&ed doc#+ents "re"ared *y a#t&ors o#tside t&e sorani/ation


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E!"erience S#r$eys

• 2&at is *ein done3

• 2&at &as *een tried in t&e "ast wit& or wits#ccess3

• How &a$e t&ins c&aned3

•

2&o is in$ol$ed in t&e decisions3• 2&at "ro*le+ areas can *e seen3

• 2&o+ can we co#nt on to assist or "artici"researc&3


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(oc#s )ro#"s

• )ro#" disc#ssion

• 6 4 15 "artici"ants

• Moderator4led

• 5 +in#tes 4 7 &o#rs


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Two4Stae Desin

Clearly de.nin t&e researc&'#estion

Clearly de.nin t&e researc&'#estion

De$elo"in t&e researc& desinDe$elo"in t&e researc& desin


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Desired O#tco+es o8 E!"loratory St#dies

Esta*lis&ed rane and sco"e o8

"ossi*le +anae+ent decisions

Esta*lis&ed rane and sco"e o8

"ossi*le +anae+ent decisions

Esta*lis&ed +aor di+ensions o8researc& tas9

Esta*lis&ed +aor di+ensions o8researc& tas9

De.ned a set o8 s#*sidiary'#estions t&at can #ide

researc& desin

De.ned a set o8 s#*sidiary'#estions t&at can #ide

researc& desin

De$elo" &y"ot&es"ossi*le ca#s

+anae+ent d

De$elo" &y"ot&es"ossi*le ca#s

+anae+ent di

Learn w&ic& &y"ocan *e sa8ely i

Learn w&ic& &y"ocan *e sa8ely i

Concl#de additional not needed or not

Concl#de additional not needed or not


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DESCRIPTIVE STUDIES

2&at32&at3

How3How3

222&o32&o3

2&ere32&ere3


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DESCRIPTIVE STUDIES

Descri"tions o8 "o"#lationc&aracteristics

Descri"tions o8 "o"#lationc&aracteristics

Esti+ates o8 8re'#ency o8

c&aracteristics

Esti+ates o8 8re'#ency o8

c&aracteristicsDisco$ery o8 associations a+on

$aria*les

Disco$ery o8 associations a+on$aria*les


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CAUSAL STUDIES

T&e essential ele+ent o8 ca#sation is t&at A "rodor A 8orces B to occ#r E+"irically, we can ne

de+onstrate an A-B ca#sality wit& certainty T&e is t&at we do not :de+onstrate; s#c& ca#sal lin

ded#cti$ely


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Mill0s Met&od o8 Aree+ent


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In testingcausal

hypotheses,e see!th"eetypes o#

e$i%ence&

Co$ariation *etween A and BCo$ariation *etween A and B

Ti+e order o8 e$ents +o$in in&y"ot&esi/ed direction

Ti+e order o8 e$ents +o$in in&y"ot&esi/ed direction

=o ot&er "ossi*le ca#ses o8 B=o ot&er "ossi*le ca#ses o8 B


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Mill0s Met&od o8 Di>erence


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?8 we consider t&e "ossi*le relations&i"s t&at can occ#r two $aria*les, we can concl#de t&ere are t&ree "osi*ilit

Reci"rocalReci"rocal

Asy++etricalAsy++etrical

Sy++etricalSy++etrical


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Ty"es o8 Asy++etrical Ca#sal Relations&i"s

Relationship Type Nature of Relationship Example

Stimulus-response An event or change results in a

response from some object

• A change in work rules leads to a

output.

• A change in government economic

financial decisions.

• A price increase results in fewer u

Property-disposition An existing property causes a

disposition

• Age and attitudes about saving.

• Gender attitudes toward social iss

• Social class and opinions about ta

isposition-behavior A disposition causes a specific

behavior

• !pinions about a brand and its pu

• "ob satisfaction and work output.

• #oral values and tax cheating.

Property-behavior An existing property causes a

specific behavior

• Stage of the family life cycle and p

• Social class and family savings pa

• Age and sports participation.


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