Business Problem: Formulate a current business problem using examples and descriptions drawn from scholarly literat

Instructions

Complete the following:

1. Business Problem: Formulate a current business problem using examples and descriptions drawn from scholarly literature or a specific business organization.
   • Using your ABRP or the Example Project, identify and briefly explain the business problem.
   • Explain the problem’s relationship to the research question.
2. Research Question: Refine the business problem into one or more research questions to define a research objective suitable for investigation.
   • From the business problem, explain the research questions that require an exploratory qualitative inquiry.
   • Address the purpose and intent of the business problem with each question.
3. Interview Guide: Create a preponderance of interview questions relevant to the research questions.
   • Provide an interview guide of at least 10 questions to elicit data for answering the research questions.
   • Craft interview questions that are sufficiently open-ended to permit the interviewee to provide rich answers.
4. Expert Review: Explain how to arrange an expert review of the interview guide, including a method for identifying and qualifying experts to serve on the review.
   • Describe how you will set up an expert review of your interview guide.
   • Explain the role of expert review in certifying the credibility and integrity of the work while mitigating participant risk.
5. Pilot Study: Explain how a pilot study ensures that the responses prompted by the interview guide adequately address the research questions.
   • Describe a pilot study that you could use to test the interview guide before use with actual participants.
   • Explain how the pilot study mitigates participant risk.

Additional Info

• Create an APA-formatted report organized according to the numbered sections above.
  • Use the optional APA template or the Evidence and APA Campus page linked in Resources.
• Use (Level 1) section headings to label each of sections 1–5. Use subsection headings (Level 2, and so on) as needed.
• Include a cover page with the appropriate information, including your name.
• Length of paper: 3–4 double-spaced pages (plus the interview guide).
• Format resources and citations according to current APA style and formatting.
• Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12 point.