This document discusses research questions and how to formulate them. It defines a research question as a question related to a chosen topic that needs to be answered in order to guide the research. A good research question helps provide direction, narrows the scope, defines the investigation, and sets boundaries. When selecting a research problem, it should be researchable by collecting and analyzing data, and have theoretical or practical significance. Characteristics of a good research question include being feasible, clear, ethical, and significant. The document provides examples of researchable and non-researchable topics and outlines a process for formulating a research question by choosing a topic, narrowing it, asking questions, and focusing the question.
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2. WHAT IS RESEARCH QUESTION?
A Research Question is simply a
question related to your chosen topic
that needs to be answered. It is the
question where your Research
revolves.
3. WHAT IS RESEARCH QUESTION?
Research problems are frequently stated
as research question.
A Research Question is the statement of the
problem, to be researched, in inquisitive
form.
4. IMPORTANCE OF GOOD RESEARCH QUESTION
A good Research
Question:
Helps to find the direction
Helps to narrow the
scope
Defines the investigation
Sets
boundaries
5. SELECTION OF A RESEARCH PROBLEM/
QUESTIONS
- Should be "researchable" i.e. it can be
investigated through the collection and
analysis of data.
- Should have theoretical or practical
significance.
6. A RESEARCH PROBLEM SHOULD BE
RELEVANT TO YOUR:
- Academic Interest
- Current level of Research Skills
- Available Resources
- Time and other restrictions
7. CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD
RESEARCH QUESTION
- The question is FEASIBLE i.e. it can be
investigated without an jndue amount of time
effort and money.
-The question is CLEAR i.e., most people would
as to what the key words in the question mean.
8. - The question is ETHICAL i.e., it will not
involve physical or psychological harm or
damage to human beings, or to the natural
or social environment of which they are
part.
- The question is SIGNIFICANT i.e., it
is worth the investigating because it
will contribute important knowledge
about to the human condition.
9. EXAMPLES OF RESEARCHABLE
TOPIC
• Do child enrolled in
preschool develop
better social skills
than children not
enrolled?
• Should I put my
youngster in
preschool?
CUSTOMERS
NO
NON RESEARCHABLE
YES
RESEARCHABLE
• Are some
people born
bad?
• Who commits more crime
poor people or rich
people?
10. HOW TO FORMULATE RESEARCH
QUESTION?
1. CHOOSE A TOPIC - Choose a topic you're interested
in.
2. NARROW THE TOPIC - Choose a cregain aspect of
your topic that you want to focus on.
3. ASK SOME QUESTIONS - Think of some question that
you can think about it.
5. FOCUS THE QUESTION - Pick onee and try to make it
more specific and relevant.
11. “If you are not willing
to learn, no one can
help you. If you are
determined to learn,
no one can stop
you.”—Zig Ziglar
