Qualitative Methods for Effective Public Relations Research, Measurement, and Evaluation
Part II introduces the reader to the gathering of information from a qualitative or historical perspective. This perspective is typically employed when the researcher seeks to understand in detail a problem and has no concern with generalizing those findings to a larger audience or population. The part begins with where all research starts, regardless of methodologies employed—with what has been researched and reported in the past or secondary research. Building upon what has been found through secondary research, which will help in firming up public relations goals and objectives in relation to the larger business goals and objectives, three particular ...
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