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"The Trouble with Strong Opinions" from ProQuest's Research Companion
In this video from ProQuest's Research Companion, find out why you should avoid topics you feel strongly about and pick topics you're curious about instead.
Narrowing Your Topic:
Example:
Let's say you want to write about food insecurity, but your professor says food insecurity is too broad. You might consider narrowing your topic down by the following scopes:
Using the above criteria and the background reading you did, you might come up with the following research question:
What impact do free summer lunch programs have on food insecurity rates among school-aged children?
"Narrowing Your Topic" from ProQuest's Research Companion