The Applied Doctoral Research Project (ADRP) is the capstone project for the Doctoral Business Administration program. As a capstone project. The ADRP is a Single Case Study design focusing on a single organization. The ADRP is made up of three sections: The Foundation of the Study, The Project, and the Application to Professional Practice. This paper intern to developed the foundation of the study, below is the requirements for the Section I (The Foundation of the Study) Attached is an approved research concept paper for the topic as a guide Applied Doctoral Research Project Section I Task 1: Bullet Point Outline Your submission will include the following: The Problem Cognate (Finance) Research Questions Nature of the Study Research Framework References For all factual assertions Task 2: The Problem Background of the Problem Problem Statement Purpose Statement Research Questions Task 3: The Nature of the Study Research Paradigms Fixed, Flexible, and Mixed Method Designs Appropriateness of Flexible Designs Methods for Triangulation Appropriateness of Single Case Study (For Case Study Project Only) Task 4: The Research Framework Concepts Theories Actors Variables Relationships and Diagram Summary Task 5
: Review of the Professional and Academic Literature Outline Your submission will include the following top-level outline along with a bullet list of the content of each section. Include appropriate citations and a reference section: Concepts Theories Variables to Include Critical Analysis Related Studies Anticipated and Discovered Themes (For Case Study Project Only) Summary Task 6: Supporting Material Definition of Terms Assumptions, Limitations, Delimitations o Assumptions o Limitations o Delimitations Significance of the Study o Reduction of Gaps in the Literature (For Case Study Project Only) o Implications for Biblical Integration o Relationship to Cognate (Finance) o Summary Task 7: Section 1, (Foundation of the Study) Your submission will include the following: Title Page Table of Contents List of Tables List of Figures Introduction to the Study Introduction to Section 1 Background of the Problem Problem Statement Purpose Statement Research Questions Nature of the Study Research Framework Definition of Terms Assumptions, Limitations, Delimitations Significance of the Study Review of the Professional and Academic Summary of Section 1 and Transition Appendices References