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Read the article "To stream or not to stream in a quantitative business course" by Buhagiar & Potter. You will find this research study at: http://www.aabri.com/manuscripts/09417.pdf

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â?¢ Was the sample selected in such a way that you think it is representative of the population?
â?¢ Is it clear where the sample came from and how it was selected?
â?¢ How similar are the participants in the study to those who have been used in similar studies?

Results and Discussion

â?¢ Does the author relate the results to the review of literature?
â?¢ Are the results related to the hypothesis? Is the discussion of the results consistent with the actual results?
â?¢ Does the discussion provide closure to the initial hypothesis presented by the author?

The response addresses the queries posted in 486 words with references.

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// The following paper is developed to check the issues related to sampling, results and discussion on the results in research article "To stream or not to stream in a quantitative business course" by Buhagiar & Potter. First of all, various questions related to sampling, such as clarity of the sample, its source and method of selection, etc. are discussed. Thereafter, the paper answers the questions related to the result and its discussion, for instance, relation of the result with the review of literature and hypothesis, consistency with the actual results, etc.//

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The sample selected for the research appropriately represents the population. The population of interest consists of the students in a large urban ...

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