SECTION A

Question Yes No

1. Does the study involve human and non-human participants who are unable to

give informed consent? (e.g. children under 18 years or who are classified as

minors, people with learning disabilities, unconscious patients, those who are

covered by the Mental Capacity Act)

No

2. Are drugs, placebos or other substances (e.g. food substances, vitamins) to be

administered to the study human participants?

NO

3. Will the procedures use human tissue, or include the penetration of a

participant's skin or body orifices by any substance or device?

No

4. Will participants be presented with painful stimuli or high intensities of

auditory, visual, electrical or other stimuli?

NO

5. Could participants be required to undergo long periods of sleeplessness,

confinement, sensory deprivation or any other form of stress?

NO

6. Is there any foreseeable risk of physical, social or psychological harm to a

participant arising from the procedure?

NO

7. Will deception of participants be necessary during the study?

NO

8. Will the study involve an invasion of privacy, or accessing confidential

information about people without their permission?

No

9. Does the study require access to private, confidential and otherwise sensitive

commercial documents (or similar) from your employer or other organisation(s)?

NO

10. Will the study involve medical patients or staff, or those administering or

receiving other forms of care within the community?

NO

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OUTLINE OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Both qualitative and quantitative research techniques are applied in this paper. Positivism and

interpretivism research approach is followed in the paper. The data is collected by applying both

primary and secondary research methods. The data collected from survey responses is presented

in the form of graphs and charts to analyze it properly.

DATA TO BE COLLECTED AND METHODS TO BE USED

The research would be conducted with the help of both primary and secondary data collection

methods. Secondary data would be collected with the help of various informatory sources like

books, journals, and by referring previous case studies. In order to collect primary data a total of

22 employees will be selected to answer the survey questionnaire. The survey questionnaire

would contain both close ended and open ended question. The information obtained from survey

questionnaire would be analyzed properly to reach final outcomes of the study.

RESEOURCES TO COMPLETE THE RESEARCH WORK

The research would be with the help of research work. Initially, academic resources like books

and journals will be required for data collection. In addition to this, a survey questionnaire with

relevant questions regarding the research topic needs to be prepared. I would also need

permission from various employees selected as participants to take their interviews for data

collection.

1.ABSTRACT

2.INTODUCTION

3.LITERATURE REVIEW

4.RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

5.FINDINGS AND DATA INTERPRETATION

6.DISCUSISION OF FINDINGS

7.CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

8. REFLECTIVE STATEMENTry and

9.REFERENCES

TIME LINE FOR RESEARCH WORK

START

DATE

END DATE DAYS TASK CUMULATIVE

DAYS

02-

MARCH-12

5-MARCH-12 3 PROJECT APPROVAL

3

5-MARCH-

2012

7-MARCH-12 2 INTRODUCTION 5

8-MARCH-

12

22-MARCH-

12

14 LITERATURE

REVIEW

19

23-

MARCH-12

28-MARCH-

12

5 RESEARCH

METHODOLOGY

24

29-

MARCH-12

2-APRIL-12 4 PREPARING SURVEY

QUESSTIONAIRE

28

3-APRIL-12 10-APRIL-12 7 PRIMARY DATA

COLLECTION

35

11-APRIL-

12

16-APRIL-12 5 DISCUSION AND

INTERPRETATION OF

FINDINGS

40

17-APRIL-

12

18-APRIL-12 1 CONCLUSIONS AND

RECOMMENDATIONS

41

19-APRIL-

12

21-APRIL-12 2 FINAL SUBMISSION 43