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    1. Critical Research Study
      • Research questions guidance
    2. What makes a good research question?
      • It should be about a topic that interests you
      • Consider how topical your subject is
      • Consider access to information
    3. How do I formulate my research question?
      • Will it facilitate an address to the four key concepts? (Representation, Institutions, Audience and forms & conventions)
      • Is there enough scope for an interesting debate?
    4. What should I avoid?
      • Closed questions
      • An question that enters into the ‘effects debate’ i.e. violent videogames make violent children
    5. What is essential?
      • A question that allows for the processes of analysis and interpretation of data and information
      • A general, open question that allows for a full and detailed research study
      • A question that allows for sub-questions (a general question with linked focused questions)
      • Be clear about what you are trying to find out
    6. Once I have my question, what next?
      • Are you clear about the essence of your research?
      • Do my sub-questions link to my general question?
      • Are my questions coherent?
      • Do my questions allow for the use of a variety of research methodologies?
      • Do my research questions make possible intellectually interesting answers?
      • Are my questions original and worth asking?
    7. Final tips
      • A good research question can make the difference between a good grade and an average grade!
      • Choose carefully
      • Put time and thought into the formulation of your question
    8. Questions to ask
      • What information (data sources) do you need in order to answer your question?
      • How are you going to access these?
      • What use of secondary research does this question allow?
      • What use of primary research does this question allow?
      • Does the question allow for an address to the 4 key concepts (Audience, Institutions, Representation, Forms & Conventions)?
      • Does your question lend itself to the use of a case study?
      • Is your question specific enough?
      • Is there scope for in-depth research?

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