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German to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Science (general) | |||||||
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research interest Explanation: "... the impact on convergence on industry and regulatory structures is a continuing focus of research interest by the Institute ..." Reference: http://www.canberra.edu.au/centres/cmpi/projects |
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aspects/questions to investigate/examine Explanation: ...my first thought... |
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research problem Explanation: Another common option |
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survey question Explanation: oder "study question" Develop at least three survey questions which relate to this information and shed light on the opinions/perspectives of Americans today. ... jonathan.mueller.faculty.noctrl.edu/toolbox/examples/montford/declofindtask.htm Three survey questions were asked in two forms in a split-ballot experiment: question on most frequently visited Slovenian and foreign Web sites, ... www.websm.org/index.php?fl=2&lact=1&bid=821&avtor=10&parent... My position is that I believe that the three survey questions so often used to measure customer loyalty – overall satisfaction, intent to repurchase/renew, ... www.sdr-consulting.com/article5.html |
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Research quest Explanation: "Frage" - "quest", as in search for answer(s) |
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research questions Explanation: The Relationship Between the Research Question, Hypotheses, Specific Aims, and Long-Term Goals of the Project Before you begin writing a grant proposal, take some time to map out your research strategy. A good first step is to formulate a research question. A Research Question is a statement that identifies the phenomenon to be studied. For example, “What resources are helpful to new and minority drug abuse researchers?” To develop a strong research question from your ideas, you should ask yourself these things: * Do I know the field and its literature well? * What are the important research questions in my field? * What areas need further exploration? * Could my study fill a gap? Lead to greater understanding? * Has a great deal of research already been conducted in this topic area? * Has this study been done before? If so, is there room for improvement? * Is the timing right for this question to be answered? Is it a hot topic, or is it becoming obsolete? * Would funding sources be interested? * If you are proposing a service program, is the target community interested? * Most importantly, will my study have a significant impact on the field? http://www.theresearchassistant.com/tutorial/2-1.asp Research questions * This is a list of research questions in need of researchers. http://oad.simmons.edu/oadwiki/Research_questions Research requires a question for which no ready answer is available.... Research questions are open-ended and require a variety of accumulated data to develop an answer. ("Could liberalization of drug laws reduce crime in the U.S.?") http://www.lib.washington.edu/uwill/research101/topic03.htm Research Questions: Persuasion This is a list of topics to consider for research of a two-sided persuasive issue. http://valencia.cc.fl.us/lrcwest/Kaysmith.html |
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