Why is a visual analysis important in communicating findings in a bu.pdf
- 1. Why is a visual analysis important in communicating findings in a business research paper or proposal? Give an example of a visual analysis that would be appropriate for your paper and presentation (my research paper is regarding the decrease in ethics in nurses as well as having usage of personal cell phones on the work floor). Describe acceptable report page design methods to make your paper or presentation visually appealing. Solution The increase of development in IT has leaded to tremendous increase in the use of visual forms of communication. From the early begins of usage of social anthropology, where novel technologies of register and reproduction of images were gradually incorporated within social anthropology in terms of ethnographic film and later visual anthropology, research with visual technologies and on visual data has evolved into other fields in the social science. Apart from social science, visual materials are found in a wide range of cultural spheres. They are extensively used at various fields. Videography, Photography plays very important roles in terms of gaining the full focus on peculiarity of the visual and its specific symbolic structure. The following terms will describe best about the Visual analysis usage at a greater extent. 1. Involving, 2. Sharing and 3. Analyzing. The three terms described above are exactly useful for the best communication of Business Research Paper or Proposal. Because, involving mostly related to successful participation in Trans disciplinary projects. The photos can be analyzed as participatory acts. Sharing mostly involves in the combination of the verbal data and visual data which leads to the easy understanding of presentation. Analysis completely describes the different methods of analyses and show societal context. Most of the design methods follow a simple procedure which gives a good pave to go ahead. One of the design methods which is relevant to most of the design methods is described as follows. Any methodology contains 1. Sample Design, 2. Data Collection Methods, 3. Data Processing Procedures, 4. Response Rates, 5. Weighing and Variance Estimation. All terminologies mentioned above are related to the easy understanding of the design in a feature of successful survey and presents many issues that had to be addressed at the design stage.