This assessment task requires you to write the first three chapters of the research Question. Research question is: How to minimize risk on construction works in construction.   To be Considered to answer the research question •        Identify a research problem •        Systematically undertake a research inquiry which meets established ethical guidelines and principles •        Analyse and synthesise relevant literature and produce a literature review •        Select and apply an appropriate research methodology •        Plan an approach to primary and/or secondary data collection   To be Considered to answer the research question •        Determine and apply discipline and theoretical knowledge to your professional practice and/or further study •        Professionally communicate to a range of audiences utilising diverse formats and strategies, demonstrating in depth knowledge of the discipline and responsiveness to the needs of diverse stakeholders •        Apply logical, critical and creative thinking to analyse, synthesise and apply theoretical knowledge, and technical skills, to formulate evidenced based solutions to industry problems or issues •        Utilise appropriate methods and techniques to design and /or execute a theory- research based or professionally- focused research project demonstrating capacity for independent and collaborative learning, addressing real world industry issues •        Collaborate effectively with others and demonstrate intellectual independence and autonomy to solve problems and/or address industry issues and imperatives •        Critically examine and reflect on the profession, in local and/or global contexts, and question accepted interpretations and decision making INSTRUCTIONS - OVERVIEW Please follow the structure as provided below:   Title Page Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction (~1200 words) 1.1  Introduction and Background 1.2  Problem Statement/Research Rationale 1.3  Aims and Objectives/Research Questions 1.4. Limitations of Research Chapter 2: Literature Review (~4000 words) 2.1 Introduction 2.2, 2.3, 2.4 At least three subheadings, could be more 2.5 Summary Chapter 3: Research Methodology (~1200 words) 3.1  Introduction 3.2  Research Methodology 3.3  Research Methods and Data Sources 3.4  Summary References (Harvard Style) (Not included in the word limit) Appendix You have some flexibility in the required structure above in the sections indicated through the italic font. For example, you may decide to merge the sub-chapters 1.1, 1.2., and 1.3 and/or you can have further sub-chapters under each subheading as required.   INSTRUCTIONS – FURTHER DETAILS Background/Introduction •        Discuss research and industry context and background information •        Consider terminology: Are there terms you should define for your audience? Problem statement/Research rationale •        What is the problem? •        Why is it an important problem and how it relates to the industry? •        How does your research address this problem? Aims and objectives/Research questions •        Clearly state your aims and objectives and/or research question(s) •        Make sure the question cannot be answered with a Yes or No. Literature review The key purpose of your literature review is to enable you to identify the existing knowledge that you can build on and the research gaps and problems that relate to your research topic. The aim is to situate your topic in the context of current literature. In doing so, you will need to develop and apply literature searching skills to identify relevant academic publications. The aims of your literature review are to: •        Provide background information needed to understand and frame your research topic •        Demonstrate familiarity with the important research which has been done in your topic area •        Identify how your research can and will build on existing knowledge •        Critically evaluate independently sourced peer reviewed articles and construct a coherent argument supporting your research topic. Remember, that when writing a literature review you are not simply listing peer reviewed articles that have some connection to your research topic. Instead, you are analysing these articles and discussing their relevance by critically evaluating their content within the context of your own research topic. Good literature reviews bring articles together to support an underpinning narrative that justifies the research you are undertaking. In completing your literature review you will address these aims using an academic writing style that is clear and concise. Research methodology Discuss your overall research methodology that you plan to adopt. For each of the research methods in your methodology, discuss why you picked it and what data/information sources you plan and how you plan to analyse the data/information. Ensure you make it clear how your research methodology will help you answer your research question. Referencing and formatting You must use citations (using Harvard format) to acknowledge authorship and include a complete reference list (using Harvard format) in the reference section. All sources must be referenced appropriately, and all figures and tables must be numbered, titled and integrated into the body of the report.   Length: ~6000-6500 words (excluding references) Paper size : A4 Main text of paper : Single spacing, justified Paragraphs : Single space between paragraphs Left margin : 30 mm All other margins : 25 mm Referencing style : Harvard Style and no less than 50 references! Make sure references are accessible, meaning I would not have to buy the book or require a membership to access the article or all the reports used in the reference list.