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• Brainstorming for Research Topics


  1. Generating ideas and potential research questions

  2. Fostering creativity and exploration of various areas of interest
• Identifying the Problem and Asking the Question


  1. Identify the problem

  2. Formulate clear, concise research questions
• Reading on Related Studies


  1. Reviewing existing literature

  2. Gathering insights and information relevant to the research topic

  3. Providing context

  4. Informing the formulation of research questions

  5. Identifying gaps in knowledge
• Purpose of Brainstorming


  • Generate ideas for potential research inquiries
  • Encourage exploration and creativity
  • Lay the groundwork for focused and meaningful research endeavors
• Formulating Research Questions


  1. Formulate clear, concise, and focused research questions

  2. Provide direction and clarity

  3. Ensure relevance and coherence of the study
• Qualitative Research


  • Conducted during data collection and analysis
  • Explore and understand the phenomenon under study in its natural setting
  • Focus on rich descriptions and interpretations
• Primary Goal of Reading on Related Studies


  • Review existing literature for insights and information relevant to the research topic
  • Build on existing knowledge
  • Identify gaps
  • Develop a theoretical framework for the study
• Quantitative Research


  • Analyze data through numerical representation and statistical methods
  • Collect and analyze data to test hypothesis and draw conclusions based on statistical analysis
• Role of Identifying the Problem and Asking the Question


  • Formulate clear research questions that guide the research process
  • Set the foundation for the study
  • Ensure the research is purposeful and relevant
• Exploring Phenomenon Through Immersion Research


  • Explore and understand the phenomenon under study in its natural setting
  • Gain rich insights and experience through direct engagement and observation