Comparative questions are usually intended to determine significant differences between two variables in a research study. For example, a comparative question in the research problem might be; What is the difference between corporate information systems and social information systems? Descriptive research questions are usually asked to provide a numerical or quantifiable answer. An example of a descriptive question could be “how many times a year is maintenance of information systems carried out? In relational research questions, possible relationships between variables are addressed, such as what is the relationship between education level and information systems security? However, there is a similarity between the qualitative and quantitative research questions asked as they both attempt to address the problem statement and determine direct answers for the research