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Use figure 5.1 of Sekaran & Bougie as a guideline. Include the type of investigation needed, the study setting, the unit of analysis, and your recommended time horizon for the study. Also offer an assessment on the extent of "researcher interference": minimal interference, moderate interference, and excessive interference and any ethical considerations that may arise from the research design you are proposing. This should consist of an abstract, a short introduction, and conclusion in addition to the body of the paper.

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