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):
[See also Speech and Article File, Anna Eleanor Roosevelt Papers, Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, New York] 1  What is the purpose of education? This question agitates scholars, teachers, statesmen, every group, in fact, of thoughtful men and women. The conventional answer is the acquisition of knowledge, the reading of books, and the learning of facts.