Research Support
Research Questions
A question you can answer beats a question that sounds important.
Most struggling projects trace back to a question that was never answerable. It is too broad, it needs data nobody will give you, or it is really three questions wearing one coat. A good research question tells you what method to use just by being read. We test yours against scope, data access and time before you build a project on top of it.
What you get
- Answerable with data you can actually obtain
- Narrow enough to finish in your timeframe
- Phrased so the method is obvious from the wording
- Linked to a gap you can point at in the literature
- Sub-questions that each earn their place
Related reading
Research Support
Mixed Methods
Two datasets only help if you say how they talk to each other.
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Referencing
APA 7th Edition
The details that cost marks: capitals, italics, ampersands and DOIs.
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