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Purpose of the Study, Methodology, Interview

Interview

A 2 page summary paper. Refer to Journal #3 Assignment

Rubric Code: P2W4499

By cjanderson47

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Subject: Business

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Interview
	Excellent 7 pts	Good 5 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 1 pts
Purpose Statement This is the research question you will be solving.	Excellent Very clearly posed statement of the problem and supported with high quality (strong) evidence, that is a statement of why this is a problem.	Good Fairly well posed statement of the problem that provides evidence but the evidence is not as strong as it could be.	Fair Statement of the problem is not clearly stated and/or lacks quality evidence to support the problem	Poor Lacks a proper statement of the problem. Evidence presented does not support the problem statement.
Research Methodology Your choice here are interviews or surveys	Excellent The research methodology is clearly stated with stated reasons for selecting that methodology.	Good The research methodology is clearly stated.	Fair The research methodology is unclear.	Poor The research methodology is not addressed.
Quality of Interview Questions The actual questions along with the perspective of the questions you will be asking subjects.	Excellent Clear and focused.<BR> At least 10 questions were addressed in interview. Information is relevant to topic. Views presented are supported with current research-cited at least 3 sources. from three points of view, psychological, sociological, and ecological.	Good Reader is left with some questions. 8-10 questions were addressed in interview. Most information is relevant to topic. Views presented are supported with current research-cited at least 2 sources from two points of view, from a psychological, sociological, or ecological perspective.	Fair Reader is left with many questions. 5-10 questions were addressed in interview. Information is relevant to topic. Views presented are supported with current research-cited at least 1 source. from one point of view, i.e. a psychological, sociological, or ecological perspective.	Poor Information is not clear. Less than 5 questions were addressed in interview. Views presented are not supported with current research.
Content The quality and relevance of the interview questions to the problem you are trying to solve..	Excellent Interview questions address the problem to be solved. Topic is detailed and thoroughly covered. Writer involved with subject. Clear and appropriate organization, with effective transitions, introduction and conclusion.	Good Interview questions address the problem to be solved. Topic is thoroughly covered, but lacks details. Writer involved with subject. Organization, transitions, and conclusion are not strong.	Fair Interview questions address the problem to be solved. However, topic lacks details and depth. Writer not involved with subject. Organization, transitions, and conclusion lack clarity.	Poor Interview questions do not address the problem to be solved. Topic is not covered Writer not involved with subject. Organization, transitions, and conclusion are confusing.

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