Exploring Research Topics

List the potential title of your study. This should reveal your primary research objective.

Problem Background:  What problem exists that led you to become interested in studying this topic?  Who does this problem impact (population)? How does it affect the setting/subjects you are interested in studying?

Purpose Statement:  What is the purpose of your study?  What do you hope to accomplish?

Setting/Subjects:  Describe the participants (subjects or setting) for the study.

Research Question 1:

Intervention or Instrument: What type of data must be collected to answer RQ 1?

Data Analysis:  How will you analyze the data you collect to answer RQ 1?

IV/DV and their measurements

Research Question 2:

Intervention or Instrument: What type of data must be collected to answer RQ 2?

Data Analysis:  How will you analyze the data you collect to answer RQ 2?

IV/DV and their measurements

Research Question 3:

Intervention or Instrument: What type of data must be collected to answer RQ 3?

Data Analysis:  How will you analyze the data you collect to answer RQ 3?

IV/DV and their measurements