Friday, June 11, 2010

Chapter 13



GROUP TWO

SUMMARY CHAPTER 13: THE RESEARCH REPORT

This chapter described various types of written reports methods and the application to any research discipline. Based on various compositions the intended audiences are critical factors to deal with in any analysis and interpretation of major and minor findings should be well emphasized. A well-thought-out written report and oral presentation are critical. The written report enables the manager to weigh the facts and arguments presented therein & implement the recommendations
The primary aim is to achieve a clear, logical, coherent and concise write-up. The principles of “keep it simple, concise, objective and straightforward” and “clear organization and presentation” must be adhered to whenever possible. Simplicity by way of presenting only the essential issues, precision in quantification, specificity with little exaggeration, proper attention to formatting and layout, and paying attention to the target audience are some of the issues to be taken into account in finalizing a research report.
Research report is considered a major component of the research study for the research task remains incomplete till the report has been presented and/or written. As a matter of fact even the most brilliant hypothesis, highly well designed and conducted research study, and the most striking generalizations and findings are of little value unless they are effectively communicated to others. The purpose of research is not well served unless the findings are made known to others. Research results must invariably enter the general store of knowledge. All this explains the significance of writing research report.

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