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Choosing a focused research topic

Turn a broad interest into a feasible, meaningful research question.

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST

A step-by-step approach.

Begin with a problem

Identify a real gap, unanswered question or practical challenge rather than starting with a tool.

Narrow the scope

Specify the population, context, variable, setting, time frame and feasible data sources.

Check feasibility

Confirm that relevant literature, ethical approval, skills and data are accessible.

Express a testable question

Write a clear research question and define expected evidence before selecting a methodology.

Review and refine

Seek supervisor feedback and revise the scope when limitations become clear.

This guide is educational information, not a guarantee of academic, publication or application outcomes.
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