Discussion
The sequencing in research process is :
(i) Studying existing literature in a field.
(ii) Generating new theories
(iii) Analysis of the findings
(iv) Synthesing ideas
Answer: B
The sequence is studying the existing literature, synthesising ideas, analysing the findings, and generating new theories. The researcher first reviews the literature, then synthesises the ideas drawn from it into a framework, then analyses the findings of the study, and lastly builds theory out of the analysis. Placing generation of theory before analysis, as the other options do, reverses the logic since theory comes out of analysed findings.
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