bananarama69
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I know i put my interview questions, but what else. articles? journals? tv clips?
+1, certainly agree, basically a re-statement of what I said though .In the appendix you should put all or alot of the stuff that is relevant to your research but not crucial to it in the reports section etc.
You should;
Put a few surveys in.
Put a few interviews in.
Put a few cases studies in.
Or a few of whatever primary methodologies you used.
Also put in some secondary research things such as;
Some newspaper articles.
Some statistics of websites etc.
transcripts of tv shows etc.
I hope that helps you. Good luck!
I am referring to a secondary case study to include with quotations for your literature review. Exactly right, it definitely would not make sense; as you would put your primary case study in the section entitled methodologies. A secondary case study, as I previously mentioned; include a transcript in your appendix.I'm not sure if you are assuming I am talking about a primary or secondary case study. I am talking about a primary case study in which you would have conducted yourself.
I'm not sure which methodologies you used but if you have done a primary case study do NOT put this in the literature review.
A literature review is a review of existing information. It wouldn't make any sense if you were to talk about a primary case study in there.
I did mine last year and got full marks on the whole IRP, diary, plan timeline etc. I wish you the best of luck!
I quite agree. Ac91's explanation was a little confusing as it didn't clearly explain what type of case study was being used; hence people doing the IRP need to be careful where they place their particular case studies.everyones confused i think lol...
any primary research that you used.. surveys, interviews, case studies, etc.. you just chuck them in there