When selecting a project, make sure you have a clear understanding of the research problem(s) at hand, a realization of the organizational cons

 Compose your Research Proposal in Microsoft Word or a compatible word processing application.   2. The paper should be formatted and typed using Times New Roman, 12-point font, double-spaced, and one-inch margins (no exceptions). 3. The length of the paper should be at least 1,

select a problem a problem to address for the field project. When selecting a project, make sure you have a clear understanding of the research problem(s) at hand, a realization of the organizational constraints for dealing with such a problem (including time and budgetary restrictions), and an understanding of how the information provided by your research will facilitate decision making.  In your research proposal, provide an identification of the problem, justification for why this problem is important to address, what the expected benefits of addressing the problem will be to key stakeholders, what method of design you plan to use, where you will collect data (if using primary data) or where the data will be found (if using secondary data).   

topic examples  . A company alters its call center process. Assess if there is a statistically significant difference in wait times before and after the change. 2. To improve social media response, develops a statistical model to assess the extent to which client demographics predict social media engagement. 3. In an effort to promote gender equality, assess if there are gender differences in individuals selected for promotion over the past five years. 4. After implementing a change in production, assess if there is a difference is cost before and after the change. 5. Conduct market research on interest in a new product and model the factors that individuals are most interested in and the type of individual most interested in the factors. 6. Compare customer satisfaction after reaching out to customer service based on method of contact (email/live chat/phone). 7. Assess if there is a difference in distribution times or costs between different market outlets. 8. Determine if changes to a product or service changes the target audience or market