I think asking and formulating questions have a big impact on our lives, so I was wondering what techniques do you use to formulate your questions, and how much time you set for formulating the Question ?
It is a very interesting question for me. I am taking part in RG question answer section actively from November, 2017. Still today I asked perhaps 75 questions. Some of them are coming in my mind as such. I got idea of some questions during giving answer of question of other RG members.
I am writing popular scientific articles from 2002. It may have some effect, I do not know.
Depends on the field of the question, the reason behind it, where the answer is going to be used, and how relevant to a given problem.
Keep on the good work.
Best regards.
Sarmad
For us to fully grasp the concept of asking questions, let us use the perception of Socrates in regards to questions. Socrates is popular for introducing a Socratic means of questioning as a method of reasoning.
When formulating a question, it should be anchored on the problem a researcher wants to address. I usually use a deductive method in questioning, which starts from a general statement to specific.
I have noticed the others haven't actually answered your questions. Neither will I directly. However, I love that you have the simple, humble courage to ask this question. I have learned that questions are at once the most important step of any quest or endeavor. And I have learned that many questions come by serendipity. I mean by this that we ponder and meditate and then the most pertinent questions rise to the surface. This is one reason I am a believer in God and Christ. I believe this is the Spirit of God communing with the spirit of man that does this.
Best to you in the journey. Vaya con Dios.
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