The Primary Reason for Doing a Literature Review for a Quantitative

question 4

Multiple Choice

The primary reason for doing a literature review for a quantitative study is to:

• A) Determine which statistical test to use
• B) Find the proper phrasing of the research hypothesis
• C) Gain an understanding of the current state of knowledge in the area
• D) Determine who the research participants should be

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An organizational structure characterized by highly specialized jobs and a high degree of formalization, often found in professional fields like law, medicine, and education.

Decentralized Form

An organizational structure where decision-making authority is distributed among various levels rather than being concentrated at the top.

Operating Core

The essential, mission-critical part of an organization responsible for producing its main outputs or services.

Contextual Variables

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