8 steps in research process on leadership communication
1.) Identify research problems
Leadership communication play significant role in organizational success.
Leaders who have poor communication skills bring various negative outcomes to an
organization.
2.) Establish research goals
We would like to know how leadership communication impact employee
performances.
3.) Decide research strategies
In this research study, we decide to use qualitative research as our research
strategy. Our focus is to understand the behavior and relationship between bosses and employees in the organization. Our goal is to construct a concrete explanation of the actors’ behavior.
4.) Prepare research plans
We want to find out how leadership communication impact employee
performances. First, we identify our research problems and establish our research objectives. Second, we decide research questions and hypothesis. Third, we gather data and information. Fourth, we analyze and data. Fifth, we interpret and test the result (decide to accept and reject the hypothesis). Finally, we present our finding.
5.) Conduct literature review
We collect our information from various sources. Our primary sources are
organization websites, memoranda, employee evaluations. Our secondary sources are books, journals, articles, newspapers.
6.) Gather and Collect data
We conduct phone interview and survey to 50 employees in the organization.
Then, we put our data in aggregate format.
7.) Analyze and Interpret data
We analyze and interpret the data. We also test our hypotheses. We decided to
accept our hypotheses.
8.) Prepare and present data
We found that leadership communication does impact employee performances.
Poor leadership communication decrease productivities, increase absenteeism, turnover, and deviant behavior in the organization.
Researchers-Is this the right steps of research process? 10 points for the best advice. Thank you?
I think you've written everything out very well. See editing corrections in "caps"
1.) Identify research problems
Leadership communication playS A significant role in organizational success.
Leaders who have poor communication skills bring various negative outcomes to an
organization.
2.) Establish research goals
DETERMINE how leadership communications impact employee performances.
3.) PLAN research strategies
In this research study, we decideD to use qualitative research as our PLANNING strategy. Our focus is to understand the behavior and relationship between SUPERVISORS and employees in the organization. Our goal is to construct a concrete explanation of the actors’ behavior.
4.) Prepare research plans
We wantED to find out how leadership communicationS impact employee
performances. First, we identifIED our research problems and establishED our research objectives. Second, we PREPARED research questions and hypothesis. Third, we GATHERED data and information. Fourth, we analyzeD, CLEANED, AND COLLECTED data. Fifth, we interpretED and testED the resultS (decideD to accept and reject the hypothesis). Finally, we PRESENTED our findingS.
5.) Conduct literature review
Information COLLECTED from various sources. Primary sources INCLUDED: organization websites, memoranda, employee evaluations. Our secondary sources are books, journals, articles, newspapers.
6.) Gather and Collect data
GAINED PERMISSION FOR DATA COLLECTION FROM APPROPRIATE ORGANIZATIONAL HEAD.
ConductED RANDOM phone interviewS and surveyED UP to 50 employees in the organization. Then, we put our data in aggregate format.
7.) Analyze and Interpret data
We analyzeD and interpretED the COLLECTED data. We
also testED our hypotheses. We decided to accept our hypotheses.
8.) Prepare and present data
We found that leadership communication does impact employee performances.
Poor leadership communication decrease productivities, increase absenteeism, turnover, and deviant behavior in the organization.
Reply:in statistical research, u dont use the term 'accept' for ur hypotheses.. use the phrase 'do not reject' instead..
the usage of past tense of the verb in scientific papers is advised..
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