1. State the problem clearly and completely. 2. Think through the feasibility of the project that the problem implies. 3. Say precisely what one means. 4. State the problem in a way that reflects an open mind about its solution. 5. Edit one’s work (Leedy & Ormrod 2010). Above all, the development of a reasonable theoretical framework for the study begins with identifying a good research question and addressing every loose end. Although there are strategies and criteria that are useful in developing a good study, some of the greatest researchers are those who present questions that stray our minds to think outside the box, similarly there methods may have been rather unorthodox. Just as the importance of good research is to improve what was previously known about a certain subject matter, just maybe the way research is conducted can also be improved. Recently, some anti-environmentalists have claimed that the earth is actually in fine shape: global warming is a myth, the earth and sea are cleaner than ever, the forests are full of trees. But the EPA's data disproves this: the emissions of greenhouse gases, for example, have increased significantly even in the last fifteen years. As long as we ignore that, we are living with a false sense of security, and not taking any of the action we need to take. The earth is in trouble; any efforts to distract the public from that are made by corporate interests that earn bigger profits by polluting. There are several reasons why you may conduct a literature review: to ensure you have a thorough understanding of the topic to identify potential for research to identify similar work done within the area identifying knowledge gaps that demand further investigation to compare previous findings to critique existing findings and suggest further studies. and give an example of a An example of a formalized research hypothesis is "If skin cancer is related to ultraviolet light , then people with a high exposure to uv light will have a higher frequency of skin cancer". A hypothesis is important because it guides the research. An investigator may refer to the hypothesis to direct his or her thought process toward the solution of the research problem or subproblems. The hypothesis helps an investigator to collect the right kinds of data needed for the investigation. Hypotheses are also important because they help an investigator to locate
1. State the problem clearly and completely. 2. Think through the feasibility of the project that the problem implies. 3. Say precisely what one means. 4. State the problem in a way that reflects an open mind about its solution. 5. Edit one’s work (Leedy & Ormrod 2010). Above all, the development of a reasonable theoretical framework for the study begins with identifying a good research question and addressing every loose end. Although there are strategies and criteria that are useful in developing a good study, some of the greatest researchers are those who present questions that stray our minds to think outside the box, similarly there methods may have been rather unorthodox. Just as the importance of good research is to improve what was previously known about a certain subject matter, just maybe the way research is conducted can also be improved. Recently, some anti-environmentalists have claimed that the earth is actually in fine shape: global warming is a myth, the earth and sea are cleaner than ever, the forests are full of trees. But the EPA's data disproves this: the emissions of greenhouse gases, for example, have increased significantly even in the last fifteen years. As long as we ignore that, we are living with a false sense of security, and not taking any of the action we need to take. The earth is in trouble; any efforts to distract the public from that are made by corporate interests that earn bigger profits by polluting. There are several reasons why you may conduct a literature review: to ensure you have a thorough understanding of the topic to identify potential for research to identify similar work done within the area identifying knowledge gaps that demand further investigation to compare previous findings to critique existing findings and suggest further studies. and give an example of a An example of a formalized research hypothesis is "If skin cancer is related to ultraviolet light , then people with a high exposure to uv light will have a higher frequency of skin cancer". A hypothesis is important because it guides the research. An investigator may refer to the hypothesis to direct his or her thought process toward the solution of the research problem or subproblems. The hypothesis helps an investigator to collect the right kinds of data needed for the investigation. Hypotheses are also important because they help an investigator to locate
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