Background: The Case & Signature Assignments represent acont

Background: The Case & Signature Assignments represent acontinuation of one another, building on each other and integratingcourse concepts. Although these are two distinct assignments, theyare highly interrelated and collectively integrate concepts presentedthroughout the course.Both assignments are premised on the fact that you will be planning aresearch study for the organization you work for. Consider theorganization where you are currently employed, or a past organizationwhere you were employed. You will think of a problem that exists inyour current (or a past) organization that you would like to research ingreater depth.In this case assignment, you will integrate concepts from the first fourunits by preparing responses to the following questions in a 5 to 8page paper.1. Describe the problem facing your organization (or a previousorganization you worked for). Be certain to describe theproblem in detail and tell me why it is a problem, as well as whyit needs to be addressed. Your discussion should include the“impact” of the problem on the organization.2. Perform a comprehensive literature search specific to theproblem you have identified. You will identify and report on atleast five studies that have acknowledged the problem that youhave identified. Be certain to select empirical research studies.3. In each of the studies you have selected (in number 2, above),discuss the descriptive statistics used by the authors. Discusswhy the authors felt the need to discuss these particular1 / 2descriptive statistics. Were any of the parameters of thedescriptive statistics similar to the issue you identified?4. For each of the studies you selected, describe the populationincluded in the research study. Was the population normallydistributed? Why or why not?5. For each of the studies you selected, discuss whether any typeI or type II errors could have been possible in the study.Describe what the authors of the study did to prevent type I andtype II errors in each of the studies.