204-How to develop good research questions
This comment by Megan A. K. Peters, offers a detailed, iterative framework for developing high-quality research questions that go beyond standard criteria like clarity and tractability. This process is broken down into four phases: Phase 1: a self-critical brainstorm, which encourages curiosity and self-dialogue; Phase 2: building context and connections, which involves wide reading across disciplines; Phase 3: distilling to the essence, where previous work is critically evaluated for opportunities for extension; and Phase 4: the final product, which focuses on pinpointing a precise and novel…
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