Organizational Strategy and Performance of Tesla Incorporated
Chapter 1 (10)
Introduction and Background of the Study
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Introduction; Background; Organization of the Study; Summary | ||||||||
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1-1 Identifies problem(s) and grabs readers’ attention; introduces the Problem of Practice (PoP); provides a brief rationale to explain the reason why the PoP was selected. 1-2 Describes the context of the PoP; validates that the PoP exists. 1-3 Provides a map that helps guide the audience through the reading and understanding of the DiP; provides the roadmap to illustrate the organization and conduct of the research; includes an example question to help drive the content of the Organization of the Study. 1-4 Provides introduction and background of the study and transition to Chapter 2. |
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Statement of the Problem | ||||||||
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Describes the PoP clearly and attentively.
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Purpose of the Study; Significance of the Study | ||||||||
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3-1 States the primary goals of the research. 3-2 Discusses the study objective. 3-3 Describes the employed methodology. 3-4 Includes population, the setting, phenomena, or variables to be studied. 3-5 Includes a discussion of significance of the study. |
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Research Question(s) and Hypotheses | ||||||||
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4-1 Addresses key questions to be answered through the research. 4-2 Explains an assumption to be tested during the research. 4-3 Includes hypothesis to inform the development of the research investigation. |
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Operationalization of Variables | ||||||||
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5-1 Includes definition of the variables outlined in the study and how they will be measured. 5-2 Explains how both or either quantitative and/or qualitative research will be in place and constructed. 5-3 Includes guiding questions. |
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Framework | ||||||||
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6-1 Includes an outline that provides the research plan for conducting the study. 6-2 Discusses how the study fits within the broader field and its concepts (Conceptual Framework and/or Theoretical Framework). 6-3 Discusses the objective of the study. 6-4 Explains the phenomenon that is the focus of the research. |
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Methodology Overview | ||||||||
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7-1 Includes the details of the type of design employed (i.e., qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods). 7-2 Includes the details of the type of data (i.e. primary, secondary, etc.) and methods to collect data. |
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Definitions of Relevant Terms | ||||||||
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8-1 Provides the operational definitions. 8-2 Defines the key terms utilized in the doctoral candidate’s proposed study. 8-3 Defines each of the key terms utilizing the APA style format (*See Stylistic Awareness criteria for the assessment of an effective use of APA style.) |
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Assumptions; Delimitations and Limitations | ||||||||
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9-1 Articulates insights gained from the study to form valid assumptions. 9-2 Describes the boundaries that have been set in the study. *Delimitations should clarify the choices made by the researcher (doctoral candidate) which should be revealed. *Limitations should clarify the influences that the researcher (doctoral candidate) cannot control. |
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Stylistic Awareness | ||||||||
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10-1 All arguments are written in coherent and convincing manner supported by credible, relevant, and substantive evidence. 10-2 Organizational structures (i.e. introduction, headings for core areas, transition between the paragraphs, and conclusion) are purposeful, effective, and skillful. 10-3 Uses conventions of the academic writing style (grammar, punctuation, spelling are at the level expected for publication; consistently uses an effective academic voice and scholarly tone.) 10-4 Adheres to APA style in text citations, references, and conventions to reduce bias in language. |
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