- In the past chapter, we've gone over a number
of research methods and discussed how they work best
for different problems.
It's not always easy to recognize which to use,
so in this challenge we'll focus on just that,
choosing the right methods for the job.
Your objective for this challenge
is to carefully consider each research problem
presented to you,
and identify one or more research methods
that should be used in order to reach a solution.
Go through each scenario and ask yourself
if the problem is seeking something broad or specific,
numbers and statistics or opinions and beliefs,
information about consumer behavior or human behavior.
It might be helpful to make a short list of the qualities
for each research method we've discussed.
This could help you work through the challenge,
such as quantitative research
is number, statistics, and measurements,
and objective data.
You can find the files for this challenge
in the Exercise Files folder here.
You may record your answers in any format you wish.
This challenge should take about 15 minutes to complete.
When you're done, make sure to check out my solution video,
and I'll share with you which methods I chose
for each particular answer.
Good luck.