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The first step in any research is defining the problems to be studied and the questions to be asked. Campbell and his associates review and evaluate the kinds of problems currently being studied in organizational and industrial settings. The authors hope not to lay down impossible research ideals, but to describe a variety of strategies to enhance the probability of developing interesting and useful research.
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