What is the difference between a universalist and a situationist approach to research ethics? A universalist suggests ethical principles should never be broken, whereas a situationist suggests that they should bo considered on a case by case basis A universalist argues there are no common ethical principles, whereas a situationist believes that afferent cultures share similar approaches to ethics A universalist believes that researchers always transgress ethical principles, whereas a situationist believes ethical principles are transgressed all the time in modern society A universalist believes that ethical transgression is acceptable as long as the end justifies the means, whereas a situationst believes ethical transgression is never acceptable which of the following is not an issue relating to ethical principles in business research? Whether there is a lack of informed consent Whether there is an invasion of privacy Whether there is harm to the participants Whether there is harm to the researcher Business research process is based cm the scientific method for the purpose of: Identifying business opportunities. Collecting, analyzing, and testing data. Building up a conceptual framework. Expanding the boundaries of researcher's knowledge Research's design is the framework that is used as a conceptual scheme for the purpose of: guiding and reviewing academic lucrative to determine the variable which should be investigated formulating research objectives, selecting the best course of actions. determining the required facilities of the research problem Independent variable refer to: The study population & sampling sue. variables that were selected out of previous studies. variable that is expected to influence the dependent variable. variable assumed to be true. Pilot studies as a secondary data sources aim to: Guide researchers in collecting ultimate data & adopting measuring research standard. Guide researchers in discussing a particular topic or problem. Guide researchers in interpreting previous studies, Guide researcher's m defining the encountered research problem The pilot survey can be used to test: Questionnaire wording, sequencing & layout test fieldwork arrangements increase researcher's familiarity with respondents