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Research: Determine differences in what managers believe

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In this model, how can we collect the data to determine what the differences are in what managers believe or think?

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This is a short list of examples of how to craft survey questions to find out what managers believe. It is just a "thought starter" for a research project.

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To find out what managers believe or think, you would create a survey to ask them about their beliefs or thoughts. You can ask them directly or indirectly about these matters. Here is an example:

Indirect: Do you prefer working on a task that has a correct answer (figure the shipments by product for a particular month or ...

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