You may wish to briefly discuss the following: • Description of data collection methods (types of questions in the two online surveys); • The use of Likert scales (see Likert Scale) for capturing...

You may wish to briefly discuss the following:
•    Description of data collection methods (types of questions in the two online surveys);
•    The use of Likert scales (see Likert Scale) for capturing subjective data (see Subjective vs Objective)
•    The fact that both surveys are validated instruments (refer to page 363 of prescribed text);
•    Population and sample characteristics (see What is the difference between a population and a sample?) that may include reference to which division of the company participated in the surveys, how many people participated in the surveys, what their demographics are, their level in the organisation, etc.);
4. Data Analysis and Discussion
Description of statistical techniques used (average – link to Average, standard deviation - link to Standard Deviation);
Part A: Assessing Entrepreneurial Intensity (calculate indices for EI, Frequency of Entrepreneurship, Degree of Entrepreneurship, Innovativeness, Risk-taking, Pro-activeness); Figure of the Entrepreneurial Grid; Interpretation of data.
Part B: Assessing Climate for Corporate Entrepreneurship (analyse and discuss each of the six categories separately and calculate indices for CECI, Management Support, …, Organizational Boundaries, but not for Specific Climate Variables; Interpretation of data; Comment on the individual questions within each category that deviate remarkably from the average (above and below) and those questions with large standard deviations. Do not forget to interpret the findings of the Specific Climate Variables. Where possible, complement observations of survey data with appropriate insights from interviews.