Research Questions

Richard Andrews provides an informative guide to designing and formulating research questions. Starting points for research are often poorly conceived by students, resulting in problems as they work through their research. This book will set them on the right road.

Series Editor's Introduction	ix
Acknowledgements	xi
1 The Nature of Questions	1	(8)
2 How Questions Emerge from Topic Areas or 'Problems'	9	(14)
3 Formulating Research Questions	23	(10)
4 Distinguishing Main from Subsidiary Questions	33	(12)
5 Contributory Questions	45	(6)
6 How Research Questions Determine the Methodology of a Research Project	51	(12)
7 Problems with Research Questions	63	(8)
8 Other Ways of Starting Research	71	(8)
9 Summary	79	(6)
References and Further Reading	85	(4)
Index	89

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