Assessment component VIVA and presentation expectations Marks 1. Chapter One: Introduction and Research Problem Clearly explain the background and context of the study. 2 Clearly articulate the research problem, demonstrating the gap between the ideal situation and the existing reality. 5 Present the research specific objectives and research questions, showing their alignment. 3 Explain the significance and relevance of the study. SUBTOTAL 10 2. Chapter Two: Literature Review and Theoretical Framework Identify and explain the major theories underpinning the study. 5 Demonstrate how the theories relate to the research topic, variables and objectives. 5 Highlight key findings from previous studies and explain the research gap addressed by the study. 5 SUBTOTAL 15 3. Chapter Three: Research Methodology Explain and justify the research approach and design. 3 Explain the target population, sample size and sampling technique. 3 Explain the data collection instruments and procedures. 3 Explain the data analysis methods and demonstrate their suitability for answering the research questions. 4 Demonstrate awareness of ethical considerations and issues of validity, reliability or trustworthiness, as applicable. 2 SUBTOTAL 15 4. Chapter Four: Findings, Discussion and Conclusions Present the major findings clearly and logically, using appropriate tables, graphs or themes. 7 Interpret and discuss the findings in relation to the research objectives, questions, theories and existing literature. 7 Demonstrate clearly how each research objective and research question has been addressed. 6 Draw conclusions that are supported by the research findings. 5 Provide practical and relevant recommendations based on the findings. 5 SUBTOTAL 30
Assessment component VIVA and presentation expectations Marks 1. Chapter One: Introduction and Research Problem Clearly explain the background and context of the study. 2 Clearly articulate the research problem, demonstrating the gap between the ideal situation and the existing reality. 5 Present the research specific objectives and research questions, showing their alignment. 3 Explain the significance and relevance of the study. SUBTOTAL 10 2. Chapter Two: Literature Review and Theoretical Framework Identify and explain the major theories underpinning the study. 5 Demonstrate how the theories relate to the research topic, variables and objectives. 5 Highlight key findings from previous studies and explain the research gap addressed by the study. 5 SUBTOTAL 15 3. Chapter Three: Research Methodology Explain and justify the research approach and design. 3 Explain the target population, sample size and sampling technique. 3 Explain the data collection instruments and procedures. 3 Explain the data analysis methods and demonstrate their suitability for answering the research questions. 4 Demonstrate awareness of ethical considerations and issues of validity, reliability or trustworthiness, as applicable. 2 SUBTOTAL 15 4. Chapter Four: Findings, Discussion and Conclusions Present the major findings clearly and logically, using appropriate tables, graphs or themes. 7 Interpret and discuss the findings in relation to the research objectives, questions, theories and existing literature. 7 Demonstrate clearly how each research objective and research question has been addressed. 6 Draw conclusions that are supported by the research findings. 5 Provide practical and relevant recommendations based on the findings. 5 SUBTOTAL 30
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This study explores the impact of financial literacy on student spending decisions in Lesotho, highlighting a gap between knowledge and practice. Utilizing the Theory of Planned Behavior, it examines attitudes, norms, and control among accounting students through a quantitative approach. Findings indicate high financial literacy levels but moderate spending practices, suggesting a need for workshops and budgeting skills to enhance financial decision-making. The research aims to address...