Reviewing the Scholarly Literature and Planning a Study - Qualitative and quantitative research orientations - Preplanned and emergent research questions
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How specific should a research question be?
When does narrowing occur in a qualitative research question?
When does narrowing occur in a quantitative research question?
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Research questions refer to the relationships among a small number of variables, what should you do with thosse variables?
What are 4 techniques for narrowing down a topic into a research question?
- Examine the literature.
- Talk over ideas with others.
- Apply to specific context.
- Define the aim or desired outcom of the study.
What are some major limitations that will have impact on the design of the research?
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