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1. A tentative title for your research
2. Introduction
• Give a background of your topic and introduce your research purpose statement
• Briefly identify the research gap
• Describe the significance of the study
3. Literature review
• identify and describe the variables/concepts of interest
• review relevant literature for these variables. Report of past contributions of and contradictions to these variables to focus on your research problem.
• identify and describe the theoretical framework(s)
• review relevant literature for these theories. Report of past contributions and contradictions to these theories to focus on your research problem.
• establish the research gap
• describe research question(s) and hypotheses (if any)
4. Methods –
• What research design, method(s) you will use and why it is the most appropriate one to answer your research questions. Include literature review of certain methods to show that your method is appropriate to the type of research problem and questions.
• Identify your data
• Describe the procedure
• Describe the measures
• Report of ethical standards (Has the material being reported been published elsewhere (policy of first disclosure)? Has credit been given for quotations or paraphrases of other sources or has plagiarism occurred? Is permission noted for the use of images or text subject to copyright laws? If human subjects were used, was Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval for the protection of research subjects obtained prior to initiation of the research? Has permission to use materials from other authors been obtained where such permission is required (e.g., research instruments)? NOTE: Your conference policy may require copies of IRB approval and copyright permission to be submitted along with the abstract
• Describe the two or more strategies implemented to establish validity: reflexivity, triangulation, peer review, participant feedback, extended fieldwork, etc. for qualitative approach; content and other validities for quantitative
• Report and explain strategies implemented to establish reliability
• (This section should be specific and succinct to share who, when, what, why, where and how of your study. It should give all information such that a reader can replicate the study)
5. Results & Discussions–
• Describe participant/subject demography
• Identify and briefly describe data analysis process
• Report findings (i.e., themes, sub-themes; relevant statistics to support or reject hypotheses)
• Include visual representations, tables, figures, diagrams, as relevant, to support your results (*do not simply repeat your results here)
• Interpretations
6. Conclusion–
• Compare and contrast with prior research in the area. Discuss similarities and/or differences. Explain unexpected findings
• Identify and describe two theoretical contributions (3-4 contributions if qualitative research)
• Identify and describe two managerial implications (if applicable)
• Identify limitations of this study
• Identify scopes of further research
7. References