Which is an effective research question in developing an essay topic?

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Research Question Checklist:  Is my RQ something that I am curious about and that others might care about? Does it present an issue on which I can take a stand?  Does my RQ put a new spin on an old issue, or does it try to solve a problem?  Is my RQ too broad, too narrow, or OK?  Is my RQ researchable… o …within the time frame of the assignment? o …given the resources available at my location?  Is my RQ measurable? What type of information do I need? Can I find actual data to support or contradict a position?  What sources will have the type of information that I need to answer my RQ (journals, books, internet resources, government documents, interviews with people)? The answer to a good research question will often be the THESIS of your research paper! And the results of your research may not always be what you expected them to be. Not only is this ok, it can be an indication that you are doing careful work!

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