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Research Proposal/ Work-In-Progress/Completed Research (delete inapplicable options)

NEW ZEALAND BUILT ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM14 November 2014

Auckland, New Zealand

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OUTLINE

Research Motivation/ Problem Statement/ Gaps

Research Objectives/ Research QuestionsResearch Method Research model/ Conceptual framework

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Results/ preliminary results/ Anticipated results (delete inapplicable options)

Benefits to the industryConclusionsOutstanding work (optional).

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RESEARCH MOTIVATION/ PROBLEM

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RESEARCH OBJECTIVES/ QUESTIONS

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RESEARCH METHOD: DATA & SCOPE

Empirical data to be sourced from: (e.g. surveys of target populations/sampling frames): < > (e.g. registered members of the NZ Institute of Builders)

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RESEARCH METHOD: DATA STAGES

Empirical data gathering stages: < > (e.g. Stage 1: Qualitative data from pilot interviews; delete if

not applicable)

< > (e.g. Stage 2: Quantitative data from questionnaire surveys and/ or records)

< > (e.g. Stage 3: Qualitative/ quantitative data from model test surveys/ interviews/ records)

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RESEARCH METHOD: DATA ANALYSIS

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RESEARCH METHOD: RESEARCH PLAN

[Bullet point listing, flowchart or bar chart of key research steps with completion dates; indicate completed and outstanding work, where applicable. Ignore if completed research; if so, indicate only the start and the end dates]

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RESEARCH MODEL/ CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

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RESULTS

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RESULTS BENEFITS

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CONCLUSIONS

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OUTSTANDING WORK

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REFERENCES

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