Social Research Methods, Canadian Edition

Ramos, Howard; Bryman, Alan; Teevan, James J.

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“…Hair et al [34] conducted quantitative research by collecting data involved surveying 110 tourism students to evaluate students' perceptions and attitudes towards Industry 4.0 technologies. The interviews, inspired by Bryman's qualitative research approach [35], aimed at delving into the personal experiences and insights of 40 experienced tourism professors regarding the integration of Industry 4.0 in tourism education. To augment the qualitative and quantitative findings, real-time case studies of companies actively adopting Industry 4.0 technologies in the Indian tourism industry were undertaken.…”

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Navigating the Digital Transformation: Unveiling Industry 4.0 Challenges and Preparing for Industry 5.0

George

2024

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This chapter delves into the intricate relationship between Industry 4.0 and the Indian tourism workforce, with a specific focus on faculty and student perceptions. Tourism is an important economic contributor in India, and this study explores how Industry 4.0, characterized by digital, physical, and biological convergence, impacts a sector recovering from the profound disruption caused by COVID-19. The challenges faced by the Indian tourism industry in adopting Industry 4.0 are elucidated, including the digital divide, workforce adaptability, job displacement concerns, and the need for updated education and training. Human-centric approaches are becoming increasingly important as the industry prepares for Industry 5.0, focusing on critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and sustainability. The Indian tourism sector’s journey towards a digital future is explored in the study, highlighting both the promises and challenges encountered along the way. A mixed-method research approach was used in the research combining in-depth interviews, surveys, and real-time case studies to glean nuanced insights. The recommendations include further examination of specific skills, teaching methodologies, and business challenges associated with Industry 4.0. This research informs educational practices, industry strategies, and governmental policies, offering a roadmap for a successful transition to the digital tourism era.

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Navigating the Digital Transformation: Unveiling Industry 4.0 Challenges and Preparing for Industry 5.0

George

2024

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“…Topics surrounding issues of sexual health and sexuality have often been attributed to social desirability bias which has been shown to influence how individuals respond to these kinds of issues (Bryman & Teevan, 2005). The RSHC program participants may have responded in a manner that they believed would be viewed favourably by others, that is, indicating that they do in fact feel genuinely more comfortable, open, and accepting of issues related sexual health and sexuality.…”

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The sexual health education experiences of Eritrean women in Toronto: an evaluation of the Raising Sexually Healthy Children (RSHC) Program

Keech¹

2023

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Very few studies have focused on the health knowledge and practices of Eritrean women and their children in Canada. The research surrounding Eritrean women and their children’s awareness and exposure to sexual health education is even far more limited. This study aims to fill this gap in immigrant health research though an evaluation of the Raising Sexually Healthy Children (RSHC) Project, a sexual health education program for immigrant parents in Toronto. Evaluation is based on the Eritrean women’s experiences of the RSHC Program as well any challenges and benefits they encountered throughout its implementation. Six Eritrean women including four program participants as well as two program coordinators were interviewed. Findings indicated that despite the cultural taboo of discussing issues of sexual health, the women gained a greater sense of confidence, openness, and acceptance towards this topic. The study concluded that the RSHC program was successful in assisting the Eritrean women participants to develop effective sexual health communication with their children, family members, and wider community.

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“…It is delicate precisely because the wrong method can prejudice a project either by way of preventing the project from reaching completion or by providing results that do not answer the project's research questions (Babbie, 2005;Bryman & Teevan, 2005;Leslie, 2010). In essence, not all research methods are created equal and not all research methods can be used to execute a given project.…”

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“…This overlap in terminology is noted by Alan Bryman and James J. Teevan (2005) who claim that, "There is a growing tendency for semi-structured and unstructured interviewing to be referred to collectively as in-depth interviewing or as qualitative interviewing [emphasis in original]" (p. 184). The in-depth interviews that I conducted were clearly of the semistructured nature since they adhered to the key characteristics of semi-structured interviewing which, amongst other things, holds that…”

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“…While it is unrealistic to discuss all of the advantages of interviewing as a research method, we will broach a few of the most pertinent. One advantage associated with in-depth interviews is the flexibility of the method itself (Babbie, 2005;Bryman & Teevan, 2005;Neuman, 2000;van den Hoonaard, 2015;Yeo, Legard, Keegan, Ward, McNaughton Nicholls, & Lewis, 2014). More specifically, "the flexibility of the interview and its economy of time and effort are what really make it so attractive [as a research method]" (Bryman & Teevan, 2005, p. 182).…”

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Revisiting the Contemporary Flow of Influence in Political Marketing

Vodrey¹

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This dissertation examines the extent to which the flow of influence and innovation between commercial and political marketers is bidirectional and operating as a feedback loop rather than merely being a unidirectional flow from commercial to political marketers as is commonly assumed in the political marketing literature. It uses in-depth elite interviews to examine that subject matter and those interviews are also used to answer three research questions: First, to what extent is political marketing influencing the practice of commercial marketing? Second, how have changes in marketing strategies and technology impacted both political and commercial marketing? Third, what are the likely consequences of the relationship between political marketing and commercial marketing? With these research questions in mind, analysis focuses on two broad areas that exemplify the bidirectional flow of influence and innovation being sought for: marketing and technology.Researching and writing this dissertation was like trench warfare. That said, I would like to thank those who made the process a little more survivable. They are: my parents, my girlfriend, my supervisor André Turcotte, Mary Francoli, David Coletto, my external (Ken Cosgrove) and internal examiners (Scott Bennett) as well as my friends and fellow grad students. Special mention should also go to coffee at Rooster's Coffeehouse, Debt Rage Lager at Mike's Place, the Grad Recreational Softball League (GRSL) and -last but not least -those who said I wouldn't finish my PhD. This one's for you.

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Social Research Methods, Canadian Edition

Cited by 14 publications

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Navigating the Digital Transformation: Unveiling Industry 4.0 Challenges and Preparing for Industry 5.0

Navigating the Digital Transformation: Unveiling Industry 4.0 Challenges and Preparing for Industry 5.0

The sexual health education experiences of Eritrean women in Toronto: an evaluation of the Raising Sexually Healthy Children (RSHC) Program

Revisiting the Contemporary Flow of Influence in Political Marketing

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