Sampling
- Describe the sampling method and sample size.
- Justify the choice of sample about the research objectives.
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Writing a research proposal is a critical step in the research process, serving as a blueprint for your study. It outlines the research question, objectives, methodology, and significance, providing a clear plan for your investigation. This post draws on insights from Ranjit Kumar's Research Methodology: A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners to offer a comprehensive guide to crafting a successful research proposal.
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