Research Essay Examples

Role of NGOs in Shaping Public Attitudes to People of a Different Culture and Religion Introduction Huntington’s “The clash of civilizations thesis”, which claimed that future conflicts will stem from civilizational differences, aroused considerable debate among not only political scientists but also religious organizations in recent years (especially after 11 September). A number of scholars […]

Cataracts is an eye disease that progressively impairs visual quality by deteriorating the natural lens of the eye. The natural lens, located in the region called the pupil behind the iris (the colorful part of the eye), becomes cloudy when affected by cataracts. This cloudiness hinders its crucial role in focusing light on the retina, […]

Chapter 1 Introduction Background of the Study Having been former high school graduating students, we experienced the same stress and pressure of choosing amongst the multitude, of course, to take in college. Given these things, we decided to research what courses will further their chance of getting a good career upon their graduation. We will […]

Introduction Qualitative research and quantitative research are two approaches that are usually used by researchers to conduct research. The concept of a ‘mixed method’ approach is to combine the two approaches together. But the concept applies to using more than one qualitative method to conduct a research since each brings a particular kind of insight […]

Effects of Realistic Job Previews Introduction The theory that Realistic Job Previews which have been widely discussed in academia and accepted by multiple organizations has been proved beneficial for candidates to make better decisions and to reduce subsequent dissatisfaction, even turnover rate. This outcome can be partly attributed to review articles by Wanous (1977). According […]

The academic work called “A Dynamic Theory of Collaboration: A Structural Approach to Facilitating Intergovernmental Use of Information Technology”, authored by Laura J. Black, Anthony M. Cresswell, Theresa A. Pardo, Fiona Thompson, Donna S. Canestraro, Meghan Cook, Luis F. Luna, Ignacio J. Martinez, David F. Andersen and George P. Richardson from Montana State University, Center […]

International Journal of Business and Social Science Vol. 3 No. 16 [Special Issue – August 2012] The Impact of Service Quality, Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty Programs on Customer’s Loyalty: Evidence from Banking Sector of Pakistan. Samraz Hafeez SZABIST Islamabad, Pakistan. Bakhtiar Muhammad Faculty Member SZABIST Islamabad, Pakistan Abstract Top organizations know that the road to […]

The two important research methods are experimental and correlational. Many researchers use both methods to find outcome of their research. They may explore different avenues of an approach to gain the results they want. We will be describing the two methods and finding out which one is best. The definition of the experimental method is […]

This section aims to provide qualitative researchers in IS – and those wanting to know how to do qualitative research – with useful information on the conduct, evaluation and publication of qualitative research. The originally accepted work was published in MISQ Discovery in 1997 and is available in the MISQ Discovery Archive. This work also […]

The Background of the Study on the Research Problem The aim is to significantly improve the quality of science teaching in order to attain its goals and objectives (Haclao, 2008). Science education plays a critical role in school education by equipping students with knowledge necessary for explaining and understanding natural phenomena in their surroundings. Physics, […]

 INTRODUCTION Background to the Study Fiscal federalism is essentially about multilevel government structure, rather than within a level structure of government, for the performance of government functions and service delivery to the people. Each level of government can be viewed as an institution with definite functions to perform (Rivlin, 1991). The conventional wisdom in economics […]

Heinrich Isaac, born around 1450-1455, was a central figure in late 15th and early 16th century musical development. He was part of the Franco Flemish or Netherlandish School along with Jakob Obrecht and Josquin Des Prez, who is typically considered the major figure of the middle renaissance. However, Isaac also deserves recognition. Historians believe he […]

This document strives to offer an in-depth analysis of various elements influencing customer views on Knorr Soupy Noodles and identifies the causes for its slow progress in Goa. It proposes strategies and advice to improve Knorr Soupy Noodles’ brand reputation in Goa. The issue is, despite its introduction by Hindustan Unilever in 2010, Knorr Soupy […]

Animal testing became a vital feature of psychological research in the 1800’s, as it was more economic and quick way of testing hypothesis on living beings. Due to an increase in sometimes cruel animal research, in 1986 the BPS outlined the UK animals (scientific procedures) act. This act laid out measures to be considered when […]

We present evidence linking primary healthcare business characteristics, budgeting practices, and business performance. Based on a sample of 144 responses from a survey of members of the Australian Association of Practice Managers (AAPM), we nd that factors into ed by contingency-based research are useful for predicting a business’s budgeting practices. Specifically, we nd the adoption […]

Abstract There is no doubt that throughout the centuries, animals have played a central role in medical research in Malaysia. Many of the treatments available for serious illnesses we have today have come from animal experimentation. There has been recorded that the use of animals in research has been going on as far back as […]

The King of Jazz “I’m always thinking about creating. My future starts when I wake up every morning. Everyday I find something creative to do with my life” (Davis 4). Miles Davis is the individual that made jazz the way it is today. Miles Davis still is a leading and influential figure in jazz ( […]

The Great Influenza is an account of the 1918 flu epidemic written by John M. Barry. Barry writes about scientists and their research of the great epidemic that killed thousands of people. John M. Barry uses many rhetorical strategies in his story to characterize scientific research. He also uses descriptive words to help the reader […]

Introduction The study is meant to establish the impact of media campaigns on the fight against HIV/Aids in Gulu Municipality, Gulu district. This chapter consists of the background to the study, statement of the problem, purpose of the study, objectives of the study, research questions, scope and significance of the study. Over the past two […]

There is a diversity of views regarding the advancement of computer technology. Some perceive it as an enhancer of education, while others see it as a means to discover fresh opportunities. Nevertheless, certain teachers consider it to be a step backward. An illustration of this is how the Internet has significantly enhanced social communication, which […]

Mark Kurlansky’s book on New York offers a unique perspective on the city and its inhabitants’ development throughout history. By focusing on oysters as a central theme, the author effectively explores the various factors that contributed to the evolution of New York society. In the seventh chapter, Kurlansky delves into the distinctive characteristics of New […]

This project aims to develop a simple mechanic system that enables raising and lowering of a vehicle’s spare tire, providing a time and effort-saving alternative to manual tire removal. The primary purpose of the winch is to aid individuals who lack the physical capability to access the tire, particularly the elderly and disabled. The findings […]