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16 sie 2020 · Researchers can reduce frustration and wasting of time by avoiding topic apathy, selecting a broad topic, not reading enough, and not being inquisitive enough.
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Brian Martin is emeritus professor of social sciences at the...
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18 mar 2024 · This paper delves into the fascinating realm of decision-making psychology, specifically focusing on cognitive biases and their profound implications.
It outlines 7 steps: 1) brainstorm ideas of interest, 2) identify background information sources, 3) focus the topic, 4) make a list of keywords, 5) remain flexible, 6) define the topic as a research question, and 7) formulate a thesis statement.
The selection of the sunk-cost option (SCO) was the most chosen option, supporting the hypothesis of this study. The reason behind the majority of participants choosing the SCO seemed to be the satisfaction of psychological needs, despite a reduced chance of winning money.
Objectives. On reading this chapter you should: understand the importance of choosing a research topic that lends itself to a ’do-able’ project; be able to evaluate potential topics; be able to formulate a valid research question (and hypothesis);
Objectives. On reading this chapter you should: understand the importance of choosing a research topic that lends itself to a ‘do-able’ project; be able to evaluate potential topics; be able to formulate a valid research question (and hypothesis);
This document provides guidance on how to select and limit a research topic in 7 steps: 1) Brainstorm ideas, 2) Identify general background information sources, 3) Focus the topic by limiting the scope, 4) Make a list of useful keywords, 5) Be flexible to modify the topic as needed, 6) Define the topic as a focused research question, and 7) ...
