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Choose one broad topic related to your track(H.E)that interested you.Do preliminary research on this. Take note of at least five related studies with its corresponding authors, then list three(3)quantitative research questions related to the topic. Follow the format below. Write your answers in separate sheet of paper. Broad Topic:1.Title:Authors:Year of Publication:Name of journal/publication:Links:Notes/Important information:2.Title:Authors:Year of publication:Name of journal/publication:Links:Notes/Important information:3.Title:Authors:Year of publication:Links:Notes/Important Information:Question 1:Question 2:Question 3:​

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Can Do Directions: Choose one broad topic related to your track that interests you. Do preliminary research on this topic. Take note of at least three related studies with its corresponding authoris, then list three (3) quantitative research questions related to the topic. Follow the format below. Write your answers in separate sheet of paper. Broad Topic: References: 1. Title: Author/s: Year of Publication: Name of Journal Publication: Link: Notes/ Important information: 2. Title: Author/s: Year of Publication: Name of Journal/Publication Link: Notes/ Important information: 3. Title: Author/s: Year of Publication: Name of Journal Publication: Link: Notes/ Important information: Research Question 1: Research Question 2: Research Question 3: Tile HUMMS​

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Developing research questions

It is likely that at some point during your degree you will be required to create your own research question. The research question states the specific issue or problem that your assignment will focus on. It also outlines the task that you will need to complete.

There is no universal set of criteria for a good research question. Different disciplines have different priorities and requirements. A good research question for a history paper will differ from a good research question for a biology paper. In general, however, a good research question should be:

• Clear and focused. In other words, the question should clearly state what the writer needs to do.
• Not too broad and not too narrow. The question should have an appropriate scope. If the question is too broad it will not be possible to answer it thoroughly within the word limit. If it is too narrow you will not have enough to write about and you will struggle to develop a strong argument (see the activity below for examples).
• Not too easy to answer. For example, the question should require more than a simple yes or no answer.
• Not too difficult to answer. You must be able to answer the question thoroughly within the given timeframe and word limit.
• Researchable. You must have access to a suitable amount of quality research materials, such as academic books and refereed journal articles.
• Analytical rather than descriptive. In other words, your research question should allow you to produce an analysis of an issue or problem rather than a simple description of it (more on this below).

Activity: Is the question too broad or too narrow?

Imagine that you have been asked to write a 2000 word essay about nuclear power in Australia. Which of these three options is the best in terms of its scope? Drag and drop to match each question with the most accurate description of its scope.