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What is the primary role of a research question in the research process?
To guide and center the research process
What is the consequence of not formulating a research question before starting the research process?
The research may be one-sided or miss important information
What is a characteristic of a good research question?
It is clear, focused, complex, and answerable
What is the relationship between a research question and a hypothesis?
A research question leads to a hypothesis
What is the first step in the research process?
Writing a research question
What makes complex questions in research different from simple ones?
They begin with how or what.
Why is it important to avoid research questions that are too broad?
They can be overwhelming and frustrating.
What is the purpose of narrowing down a research question?
To make the research more focused and specific.
What is a characteristic of a strong research question?
It is clear, focused, complex, and answerable.
What is the first step in writing a good research question?
Select a general topic of interest.
What is the primary reason for selecting a general topic for research?
Because it is a topic the researcher finds interesting
Why might a researcher need to revise their research question?
Because the question is too broad or too narrow
What is the purpose of a research question in guiding the study?
To provide a clear direction for the study
What happens when a researcher selects a topic that is too general?
They will have too many search results and won't know where to start
What characterizes a good research question?
It is clear, focused, complex, and answerable
Understand the importance of a research question in guiding and centering the research process. Learn how to formulate a research question and its role in the initial step of research.
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