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Your research question guides your project from the beginning to the end. This four-step guide (with examples) will help you develop a research question: ________ Found this useful? 1. Stay tuned on my newsletter with 40k+ readers that teaches you a practical research skill regularly: asadnaveed.substack.com 2. Follow Asad Naveed 3. ♻️ Repost to your network #research #phd #academia
Spot on Asad Naveed! Crafting that perfect research question feels like finding the missing piece in a puzzle. I always tell my mentees to think of it as setting up a GPS for their entire project journey. One fun trick? Pretend you're explaining your project to a friend outside your field. If they get why it's cool, you're on the right track!
Great framework Asad Naveed! People often approach me to say that all questions in their topic are already taken. But this is often because one might not have delved deeper or gone through step 4 in your framework, i.e., brainstorm and think about subtopics. Going sequentially through PICO (problem, intervention, comparator, and outcome) will invariably yield good questions. Is there a certain population that has not been studied for the topic, or did the previous study lacked a general population control, etc.
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A Very informative post! Developing a research question is critical when you start a research. These steps can incredibly help students and researches for choosing a research topic. Thank you for sharing this informative post Asad Naveed !
Very informative as usual. Thank you.
Good to know!
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It’s very very helpful. Especially as I am right at this stage of brainstorming research questions for my topic. Thanks a bunch!
Very helpful!
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