How To Write A Research Question For PhDs In Business Administration? - Formulate Research Questions Video
Writing a good research question is not only difficult but it could be very frustrating to most people that are new to research.
There are six key things to understand when you write a research question:
1. Make it short. The research question should be concise.
2. Make it answerable. The research question has to be answerable with yes/no questions, like did the research provide an answer to the research question.
3. Make it important. Research questions should be important and timely to answer. It makes no sense to study a topic that nobody cares about.
4. The research question should resolve a problem or issue that is not solvable without the research.
5. The research question should be abstract and generalizable.
6. The research question should link constructs together simply.
7. The research question should interest you!
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