Saunders' Research Onion Model: Simple Explanation + Examples (Research Methodology 101 Lecture)

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[@aubreyhoward2673]

If you have to talk about your individual sampling machines you used to collect your data, describing how it works and what it samples, would this go into the methodology section under techniques and procedures or in an earlier section under something like the literature review?

[@simonsmith3089]

Into your methods chapter, unless you learned about this technique in the literature, in which case introduce there and then add detail in methods.

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[@kazomazo6646]

Thanks for the information. I have a question is the research onion a research model that can be used in doing research in any type of knowledge ? or only in scientific knowledge fields.

[@GradCoach]

It can be used in a variety of disciplines, but it is geared towards empirical studies within the sciences.

[@simonsmith3089]

@@GradCoach Well I have to disagree slightly - as Saunders et al aimed at business students one could say it is not from the sciences; but it is applicable to almost every field you can think of.

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[@alinaghedinia8295]

Thank you very much for the value you are giving, I have a question about the chapter, in which part of those layers we should answer our research questions? I want to answer my research questions after structuring the methodlogy, and I feel confused where to answer them. is it ok answer in a section after all those layers? Thanks for reading my comment. Ali

[@simonsmith3089]

You answer your research questions via the methods that you decide upon and finalise in your methods/methodology. You can't answer your research questions until you've actually done your research!

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[@medericengel4755]

In this 40 minutes long video I think you only talk about the interviews. surveys, data collection and etc. What about the dissertation based on literatures?