Checklists of attributes of a good research topic
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Published on 6 April 2007
Checklists that a researcher should examine when select a good research topic.
Checklists of attributes of a good research topic
1. Does the topic fit the specifications and meet the standards set by the examining institution?
2. Is the topic something with which you are really fascinated?
3. Does your research topic contain issues that have a clear link to theory?
4. Do you have, or can you develop within the project time frame, the necessary research skills to undertake the topic?
5. Is the research topic achievable within the available time?
6. Is the research topic achievable within the financial resources that are likely to be available?
7. Are you reasonably certain of being able to gain access to data you likely to require for this topic?
8. Are you able to state your research question(s) and objectives clearly?
9. Will your proposed research be able to provide fresh insights into this topic?
10. Does your research topic relate clearly to the idea you have been given (perhaps by an organization)?
11. Are the findings for this research topic likely to be symmetrical: that is, of similar value whatever the outcome?
12. Does the research topic match your career goals?
2. Is the topic something with which you are really fascinated?
3. Does your research topic contain issues that have a clear link to theory?
4. Do you have, or can you develop within the project time frame, the necessary research skills to undertake the topic?
5. Is the research topic achievable within the available time?
6. Is the research topic achievable within the financial resources that are likely to be available?
7. Are you reasonably certain of being able to gain access to data you likely to require for this topic?
8. Are you able to state your research question(s) and objectives clearly?
9. Will your proposed research be able to provide fresh insights into this topic?
10. Does your research topic relate clearly to the idea you have been given (perhaps by an organization)?
11. Are the findings for this research topic likely to be symmetrical: that is, of similar value whatever the outcome?
12. Does the research topic match your career goals?