RSE4801 ASSIGNMENT 3 – ANSWER GUIDE
A Study & Referencing Guide for Research Paradigms, Methodology and Decoloniality
Purpose of This Guide
This guide is not an answer sheet. It does not provide sentences, paragraphs, or model answers that may be copied or submitted as a student’s own work. Instead, it shows students how to approach each question: which credible academic sources to consult, what content a strong answer should contain, how long each response should be relative to the marks allocated, and which key concepts must be covered. Students are expected to read the recommended sources, think critically about the concepts, and write their own answers in their own words, applying APA referencing style throughout.
Every answer submitted for RSE4801 must be original, human-written work. Direct copying from textbooks, journal articles, websites, or from this guide constitutes plagiarism and academic misconduct. Use the sources below to build understanding, take your own notes, and construct arguments in your own voice, citing all sources correctly using in-text citations and a reference list in APA 7th edition format.
A Note on the Source Links in This Guide
Each source listed below includes a clickable link so you can locate and read it yourself. Where a source has an official DOI (Digital Object Identifier) or is freely available in full text (e.g. via ERIC, SciELO, or Project MUSE), that direct link is provided. Where a source is a book without a single official free web page, a Google Scholar search link is provided instead — clicking it will show you the book and, in most cases, links to library copies, e-book previews, or your institution’s database access. Always access journal articles and e-books through your university library’s databases (e.g. EBSCOhost, JSTOR, Taylor & Francis Online, SAGE Journals) where possible, since your library may provide full-text access that a public link does not.
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RSE4801 ASSIGNMENT 3 – ANSWER GUIDE
A Study & Referencing Guide for Research Paradigms, Methodology and Decoloniality
Purpose of This Guide
This guide is not an answer sheet. It does not provide sentences, paragraphs, or model answers that may be copied or submitted as a student’s own work. Instead, it shows students how to approach each question: which credible academic sources to consult, what content a strong answer should contain, how long each response should be relative to the marks allocated, and which key concepts must be covered. Students are expected to read the recommended sources, think critically about the concepts, and write their own answers in their own words, applying APA referencing style throughout.
Every answer submitted for RSE4801 must be original, human-written work. Direct copying from textbooks, journal articles, websites, or from this guide constitutes plagiarism and academic misconduct. Use the sources below to build understanding, take your own notes, and construct arguments in your own voice, citing all sources correctly using in-text citations and a reference list in APA 7th edition format.
A Note on the Source Links in This Guide
Each source listed below includes a clickable link so you can locate and read it yourself. Where a source has an official DOI (Digital Object Identifier) or is freely available in full text (e.g. via ERIC, SciELO, or Project MUSE), that direct link is provided. Where a source is a book without a single official free web page, a Google Scholar search link is provided instead — clicking it will show you the book and, in most cases, links to library copies, e-book previews, or your institution’s database access. Always access journal articles and e-books through your university library’s databases (e.g. EBSCOhost, JSTOR, Taylor & Francis Online, SAGE Journals) where possible, since your library may provide full-text access that a public link does not.
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