During the research process, it is okay to change your essential question? Explain why you might change your essential question?

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It is not okay because it was originally a question to prove if the experiment was right or wrong. If you are going to change it, start before the experiment. You can change it if it is not relevant,

Nikitich [7]4 years ago

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As a senior in high school ive learned that Yes, it's ok change your initial question as long as you rewrite you response to the previous question. There's nothing wrong with changing as long as you have information to back the new question up. I just finished a 6 page paper on "How the fight for diversity in America help the postmodernism literary movement.". I changed my question twice. It's perfectly ok.

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