WRITING A RESEARCH TITLE || PRACTICAL RESEARC 2
WOW MATH・8 minutes read
Choose a concise and specific research topic that is researchable, feasible, and well-defined, focusing on objectivity and clarity while avoiding personal biases and moral judgments.
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- Crafting a concise research title is crucial, posing key questions and reflecting the study's subject, scope, variables, and organization.
- When selecting research topics, prioritize objectivity, clarity, and feasibility, avoiding personal biases and moral judgments to ensure effective and ethical research conduct.
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How to choose a research topic?
By drafting a concise title reflecting study's subject and scope.
What factors make a research topic feasible?
Willing participants, necessary resources, and accurate reflection of study.
What are examples of quantitative research topics?
Health, lifestyle, popular culture, academic performance, and COVID-19.
How to narrow down broad research topics?
Examine literature, discuss with knowledgeable individuals, apply specific contexts.
Why is objectivity important in research topic selection?
To ensure effective and ethical study conduct, avoiding personal biases.
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Effective Research Topic Selection: Key Considerations
- Identify a practical and useful topic for research by drafting a concise title that serves as a central idea for exploration, ensuring it is no longer than 12 words and poses key questions for study.
- Ensure the chosen topic is researchable by having willing participants and necessary resources, while developing an effective title that accurately reflects the study's subject, scope, variables, and organization.
- Narrow down broad topics into specific research questions by examining literature, discussing ideas with knowledgeable individuals, applying specific contexts, and defining the study's aim or outcome.
- Consider various topics of interest for quantitative research, such as health, lifestyle, popular culture, academic performance, and COVID-19, ensuring the chosen topic is motivating, feasible, and well-defined.
- Avoid personal biases and moral judgments in selecting research topics, focusing on objectivity and clarity to ensure the study is conducted effectively and ethically.
