Research Question
Now that you have chosen a topic, you must develop a research question. The most difficult part of any research is developing a research question. The research question should be considered the anchor of any research project. In fact, if your research question is not clear, concise, and narrowly focused, it will could hamper your efforts as a researcher. As you prepare your question or statement, please make sure that it is clear, concise, and narrowly focused. As researchers, we rarely get this right the first time, so anticipate that your professor will continue to send this back to you until you have mastered the three requirements of: clear, concise, and narrowly focused. So, do not get frustrated; consider this a work in progress.
Some questions to ask yourself while developing your research question:
Is the question of interest to you?
Is the question too broad? Too specific?
Does the question raise more questions?
Is the question researchable?
Is the question relevant?
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