The Source in Research

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In order to get the most accurate perception of a desire or belief, researchers must go to the source - those affected by the research subject or involved in the research subject. The paper argues that those who have no connection to the subject and no clue as to the impact their input can have will only distort the eventual outcome. Further examination of the world of misconception and vague ideas is presented in this paper in order to hear what the people really have to say. The paper includes tables and diagrams.

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"Could the variation in priorities be a result of the times? Or is it that people are just more honest in their answers today? Do money and benefits mean more today because people are materialistic and self-indulgent? These are random, general questions and not meant to intimidate or infuriate anyone. They are meant to encourage thought and provoke workers and management alike to honest, open discussion in order to come to an understanding of mutual priorities. A positive outcome that can be shared by workers and management alike resulting from this understanding will far outweigh any expense incurred or time needed to get there."

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