In this section, the researcher can generate both the general objective and the specific objectives. The general objective is drawn from the title of the study, while the specific objectives are drawn from independent variables that determine the dependent variable of the study. As a student or researcher, it is advisable to restrict yourself to between two and four specific objectives which you can exhaustively investigate, analyze and give findings on. The specific objectives should be Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Time bound, demonstrating the elements each objective will address in your study.
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FAQ: What are examples of research objectives?
Research objectives in your study should be of two types. In your research paper, you should have the General Objective, which is a derivative of your study title, and the specific objectives that should reflect the independent and dependent variables in your research title. An example of a research General Objective is: To investigate the effect of Artificial Intelligence in level of production in vehicle manufacturers in Germany. An example of tis study will be: To assess the effect of a reduction in unit production time in level of production in vehicle manufacturers in Germany.
FAQ: How do you write a research objective?
A research objective should be written while having the structure of your entire study in mind. The research objectives should be specific, they should be measurable in the sense that at the end of your study, the parameters in that objective should be able to be quantified. The objectives should be attainable to those affected by your study. The objectives should be realistic in that they should be actual elements that affect those affected by the research. They should not be fictitious. The objectives should finally be time-bound in the sense that they should have a set time to be attained. As you come up with your objectives, they should reflect the said characteristics.