Question
When does a researcher know that their topic for a project is too broad?
A. They have uncovered diverging opinions. B. They have been unable to locate people to interview. C. They have found too much information about it. D. They have discovered conflicting information.
A. They have uncovered diverging opinions. B. They have been unable to locate people to interview. C. They have found too much information about it. D. They have discovered conflicting information.
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C. They have found too much information about it.
When a researcher finds that there is an overwhelming amount of information on a topic, it can indicate that the topic is too broad. A broad topic may result in a lack of focus, making it challenging to draw specific conclusions or insights. In contrast, diverging or conflicting opinions (A and D) or difficulties in finding interview subjects (B) may not necessarily indicate a topic's breadth.
When a researcher finds that there is an overwhelming amount of information on a topic, it can indicate that the topic is too broad. A broad topic may result in a lack of focus, making it challenging to draw specific conclusions or insights. In contrast, diverging or conflicting opinions (A and D) or difficulties in finding interview subjects (B) may not necessarily indicate a topic's breadth.