Cui bono. Cui bono (/kwiË ËboÊnoÊ/), literally for whose benefit?, is a Latin phrase which is still in use as a key forensic question in legal and police investigation: finding out who has a motive for a crime.
The Purpose Statement. The purpose statement serves as a specific communication for what the study is to explore and/or accomplish. Purpose statements are made for both quantitative and qualitative research studies. One example of each are as follows. Quantitative Example(s):
SOME NOTES TO ORIENT YOU. Research Purpose. The purpose of your research can be exploratory, descriptive, explanatory or policy-. oriented. These categories are not mutually exclusive, they are a matter of emphasis. As. any research study will change and develop over time, you may identify more than one. purpose. These four types of research are discussed below.