Research Design for the Sun Coast Project

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Research Methodology, Design, and Methods
I'm going to take a quantitative approach to this endeavor. I shall use a descriptive or non-experimental study design. I'll be gathering information and comparing it to determine the best processes for our organization.
Research Methodology
The business challenges will be best handled via a quantitative research technique. It is founded on the declaration of issues that the research questions and the hypothesis need many data to provide the solutions to each issue. Although the study questions and hypothesis already indicated the factors and their connection, the proposed study is an attempt to study the link between these factors in a way that has not been done to date.
Research Design
The research plan will include information on the variables of employee health in which working environments vary. Therefore, in the two stages of research, both a descriptive and a correlation design are used in the quantitative study with secondary analysis. Phase one of the study questions four, five, and six: Causal Comparative Design. A causal-comparative design is chosen because a cause has already occurred compares two or more groups. This phase of study aims to identify if the redesigned training program is better than the previous training program and if the level of blood led of employer members is higher than their level before and after exposure. The first, second, and third phases of the study will use Correlative Design. Phase two of the investigation will provide secondary data for quantitative correlation design. The data obtained is evaluated precisely to determine the influence and relevance of all the issues that include the link between particulates, security and training, sound level, and employee health,
Research Method
Because the non-experimental methodology is used in this research work, three research methodologies will be used: descriptive statistics, correlation, and cause-comparative. The approaches will be utilized to analyze primary data given by Sun Coast Remediation Company (Bryman & Bell, 2011). In general, when a researcher seeks research to establish the connection between two, more, or equal variables within the same population or two or more populations, the correlational research approach is used (Creswell & Creswell, 2018). This quantitative study will be utilized to evaluate the hypothesis regarding the relationship between the entire size of PM and employee yearly sick days, to measure the linkage between work-related safety expenses and lost time, and to analyze the link between main sound and sound working conditions. Responses for research questions one to three will be found via correlation research.
Casual-comparative research examines the differences in people's experiences to see any differences between or among them. It assesses the impact of an independent variable on a dependent variable while keeping other factors in check (Bagchi, 2005). This quantitative research will apply a casual-compare methodology to assess the difference between a prior training program and the amended training program on the average score of workers. In addition, the casual comparative study approach is utilized to determine if the employees' level of blood lead between pre-and post-exposure differs statistically significantly. The purpose of this research approach is to obta...