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Research objectives

Definition:
Research objectives is the descriptions or goals of what is to be achieved by the study.
Characteristics:
  1. It should be logical sequence.
  2. It should be clear & unambiguous.
  3. It should be outline the scope of research.
  4. It should give the clear picture of how to perform investigation.
Importance/Needs of Research Objectives:
  1. The research objectives will help to focus the study.
  2. It facilitates in development of methodology.
  3. It guides the information to be collected.
  4. It helps to identify & describes the variable of study.
  5. The research objectives enlighten the way in which researcher has to proceed.
  6. It help to orient the collection, analysis, interpretation & utilization of data.
  7. The research objectives will help to identifying the relationship & differences of variable.
  8. They are closely related to the statement of problem.
  9. The objectives of research summarize what to be achieved by the study.
Types of Research Objectives:
  1. General Objectives: General objectives are the broad goals to be achieved.
  2. Specific Objectives: Specific objectives are the short term & narrow goals to be achieved.

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