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            ■  3.0 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

            3.1 INTRODUCTION

                          From the previous chapter, researcher already developed the element and method of content analysis that show the
            characteristic in element of content analysis which is thematic analysis. Thematic analysis focusing on emotional appeal such as happy,
            romance, sad, fear, guilt trip and the list continue. This chapter will discuss about the methodology used in this research.

                    The purpose of this chapter is to examine the research methodology. Further discussions will be held on the method of conducting
            this research, including the development of research design, research instrument and data collection method.

                   In this study, the chosen research design is qualitative design and use a descriptive approach. In this research, qualitative method
            will be used to collect data for this study.


            3.2 RESEARCH DESIGN

                   The research design of this study is descriptive quantitative research design. The data collection will focus more on rational and
            emotional elements regarding PETRONAS television advertising in celebration of Hari Raya Aidilfitri from 2010 until 2020. Researcher
            will study the emotional element where the emotional element includes basic elements such as joy, sadness, surprise, fear, trust, disgust,
            anger, and anticipation.


            3.3 RESEARCH INSTRUMENT

                   The collecting of data is an important point in the research process. The instrument that the researcher chooses to gather data
            depends on the sort of data that the researcher intends to acquire, which is qualitative, and how the researcher intends to collect it. Researcher
            will  use  observation  method  of  PETRONAS  television  advertisement  on  answering  how  it  can  bring  brand  impact  and  is  it  true that
            PETRONAS advertising about Hari Raya Aidilfitri brings brand impact in the year 2010 until 2020.


                   3.3.1 OBSERVATION METHOD

                          Observation is a method of strategic data collection that involves monitoring people in their natural habitat or in a
                   naturally occurring circumstance. The processes being seen are natural and not staged. Individual instances, organizations, and
                   entire communities can all be influenced. It gives a wealth of knowledge about natural processes. Data gathering is time- consuming
                   and labor-intensive, and it may need to be repeatedly to assure dependability. Observation schedules based on a set of standards,
                   on the other hand, can make data collecting easier. The amount of engagement of observers might range from fully participating
                   to non-participating (Data-collecting instruments, n.d.).

                          This study is using observation as research instrument. Qualitative research involves with gathering and analyzing words
                   (written or spoken) and textual data. Other “softer” measured values, such as body language or visual elements, might also be
                   the subject of qualitative research.

                          In this study, researcher will study and analyze about the emotions and attributes of the message that is to be conveyed
                   by PETRONAS tv ads. Researcher will study about basic type of emotion such as joy, sadness, anger, fear, trust, disgust, and
                   anticipation that catch viewers’ attention. Researcher will also study and analyze about the message attributes in terms of slogan,
                   graphic and content.





















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