LITERATURE REVIEW, THEORETICAL ORIENTATION & CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK, SAMPLING AND DATA ANALYSIS

identify the most important part of the peer-reviewed literature that includes information regarding lack of clarity, inconsistencies, contradictions, and missing links. Link the theory supporting the research topic to the primary relationship between the proposed dependent variables and key constructs. Discuss why the particular methodology was selected. Discuss in sufficient depth the feasibility of actually gathering/collecting the data/information to support the methodology and answer the research question(s). The response must be theoretically sound and supported by the discussion of the study’s feasibility. Discuss the proposed study’s possible outcomes.