In survey research, close-ended questions and open-ended questions are the two basic ways to design questionnaires and interviews. Close-ended questions like the name suggest are the ones that provide some limits to the audience to answer the questions or record the responses as in the questionnaire. In the questionnaire, the researcher provides some options for each question and in the …
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The first step in formulating a good research question is to read and review lots of literature related to your topic of concern. It is also a good idea to read some current literature or recent literature to acquaint yourself with the type of researches being done. Ther are many other ways in which you can come up to a …
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The research problem or the research questions should be formulated in a sequential manner. This will reduce the chances of ambiguities to a minimum. There is no hard and fast rule for formulating the research problem. One can adopt a logical manner to reach the desired research problem, objectives and research questions. Before deciding about the research area or the …
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