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Research Methodology




                    Notes          Periodicals Journal

                                   Dawan Radile (2005), "They Survived Business World" (India), May 98, pp. 29-36.

                                   Newspaper, Articles

                                   Kumar Naresh, "Exploring Divestment", The Economic Times (Bangalore), August 7, 1999, p. 14.

                                   Website

                                   www.infocom.in.com

                                   For citing Seminar Paper
                                   Krishna Murthy, P., "Towards Excellence in Management" (Paper presented at a Seminar in XYZ
                                   College Bangalore, July 2000).




                                      Task  List the various abbreviations frequently used in footnotes with their meanings.

                                   Self Assessment

                                   Fill in the blanks:
                                   13.  The ………………..should indicate the various parts or sections of the report.
                                   14.  …………..Page should indicate the topic on which the report is prepared.
                                   15.  A selected bibliography lists the items which the author thinks are of ………….interest to
                                       the reader.

                                   14.6 Style, Layout and Precautions of the Report writing


                                   14.6.1 Style of Report Writing

                                   Remember that the reader:

                                      Has short of time,
                                      Has many other urgent matters demanding his or her interest and attention,
                                      Is probably not knowledgeable concerning 'research jargon'.
                                   Therefore, the rules are:

                                      Simplify. Keep to the essentials.
                                      Justify. Make no statement that is not based on facts and data.
                                      Quantify when you have the data to do so. Avoid large, small, instead, say 50%, one in
                                       three.
                                      Be precise and specific in your phrasing of findings.
                                      Inform, not impress. Avoid exaggeration.
                                      Use short sentences.




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