In Addition to Addressing the Needs of the Primary and Secondary

question 44

Multiple Choice

In addition to addressing the needs of the primary and secondary audiences,how can a researcher identify who else may use the information being researched?

• A) By asking who else may be affected by this problem or decision
• B) By asking what audience already knows
• C) By determining what questions will your audience expects you to answer when you present the research
• D) By asking what sources the audience expects you to consult
• E) By asking what the audience needs to know

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Definitions:

Research Samples

Research samples consist of a segment of the population selected for a particular study, used to draw conclusions or generate findings about the larger group from which they were taken.

Data-Gathering

The process of collecting information from various sources to address a specific research question or business problem.

Secondary Information

Data or knowledge that has been previously collected and is used for research or analysis, not obtained through direct sources.

Good Report Writing

Involves clear, concise, and well-structured presentation of information, aimed at effectively conveying the message to the reader.