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What must be true for a research question to be considered effective?
The question must have a single focus for research from valid sources.
The question must be simple so that any audience will be able to understand it.
The question must have several components to cover as many subtopics as possible.
The question should include the writer's personal views.
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Only the first statement is correct.
- True: The question should have a single, focused aim and be answerable using valid sources (i.e., be clear and researchable).
- False: It does not have to be overly simple for a general audience; it must be clear and appropriately scoped for the intended field.
- False: It should not have several unrelated components—multi-part questions are usually too broad.
- False: It should not include the writer’s personal views; a good research question is neutral and objectively investigable.
- True: The question should have a single, focused aim and be answerable using valid sources (i.e., be clear and researchable).
- False: It does not have to be overly simple for a general audience; it must be clear and appropriately scoped for the intended field.
- False: It should not have several unrelated components—multi-part questions are usually too broad.
- False: It should not include the writer’s personal views; a good research question is neutral and objectively investigable.
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