Dear Gratien Twagirayezu

According to me this includes:

1. Motivation

2. Utility for society and environmental ecosystem

3. Timelines and deadlines (for example, by when can you tentatively discover a medicine or solve a problem)

4. Resources

5. Support

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Dear Seemesh Bhaskar

Thank you very much for your support.

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Hello Sir,

In my opinion, Focus on the research theme as well as the inclusion of current events, effects on the target group/population and, the implication of research in society in it, makes the RQs stronger.

Thank You.

Dear Leena Chauhan

Thank you very much for your contribution.

All the best for you!

Resesrch advisord agree on the following characteristics of a good research question:

"1. It needs to be well grounded in current theoretical and empirical knowledge .

2. It sets the context of the research so enabling to determine the subject matter, the focus, what research evidence is needed so as to produce an answer, and the conclusion.

3. The question must be do-able (within the given limitations of time, money, capacities, resources) as well as be worth undertaking.

4. Good questions must be amenable to the formulation of clear hypotheses and operational definitions.

5. A researcher could have several reasons for going after a specific research question: as it will provide financial support, because it is a logical or crucial next thing in developing a career, or because getting at the truth of the issue appears fascinating. I like this last reason; it is one which grows as it is exercised and this offers the intensity of effort required to overcome the countless obstacles and frustrations of the research process. Nevertheless, it is advisable to verify the interest of a question with mentors and outside specialists prior to dedicating significant energy to creating a research plan or grant proposal that peers and funding agencies might find boring.

6. A good research question should be important in terms of theory and application (usually weighted toward one).

7. It should not attempt to address large issues. It is not a topic but is a particular question in a topic: it needs to be specific, clear, well-defined, and to the point. It should allow you to drill down into a phenomena to better understand it, instead of remaining superficial. Focus is essential in creating a research question. It needs to be firmly focused by the time that you are ready to proceed to developing the research methods.

8. Good research leads to new information. An investigation which simply reiterates what is previously proven is not worth the effort and cost. A question doesn’t have to be completely original. It may ask whether a earlier observation could be replicated, whether the results in one population also apply to others, or whether enhanced measurement methods can make clear the relationship between two variables. A confirmatory study is especially useful if it eliminates the flaws of earlier studies."

Dear Prof. Ahmed T. Hussein

Thank you very much.

Well narrated and valuable for researchers.

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Good understanding of the literature and keen theoretical appreciation.

Dear Neil Dagnall

Thank you very much

https://www.scribbr.com/research-process/research-questions/#:~:text=Focused%20on%20a%20single%20problem,Specific%20enough%20to%20answer%20thoroughly

great topic for discussion. Look at this

Dear Kenjabek Rozumbetov

Thank you very much

That it has a relationship with our environment and its problems, but within a scientific framework .. and most researchers can answer it and discuss it in order to increase information about the goal of the question and benefit from the researchers' point of view.

Yeah! thank you Jinan Abdul Ameer Abbas

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The FINER criteria are outlined as

F – Feasible

I – Interesting

N – Novel

E – Ethical

R – Relevant

Thank you very much Theogene Hakuzweyezu for your contribution

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The RQ has to be relevant, doable and novel. Problem solving, and structured.

Thank you very much Olga Rauhut Kompaniets for good advice.

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I agreed with Ahmed T. Hussein

Dear Manickam Ravichandran

Thank you for your contribution

The questions must be related to the variables used in the study.It must be unambiguous ,feasible and shoud not cause any psychological harm to the participants.

Dear Chandrakala Sankarapandian.

Thank you for your contribution

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Dear Chandrakala

The Research questionnaire must be based on your objectives , conceptual frame work and variables. Questions must be easily understandable, it must be related to your variables / conceptual frame work ,related to your objectives and should be ethical. .

Dear Rajalakshmi Murugan , Driss Benattabou

I thank you for your valuable response.

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A strong question is a question that has profound impact. Take care.

Hi Dr Gratien Twagirayezu . The characteristics of the strong research question, assessed in the context of the intended study design, are that it be feasible, interesting, novel, ethical, and relevant. See the link: http://www.med.mcgill.ca/epidemiology/courses/EPIB660/2010/EPIB%20660%20-%202010-%20session%202%20-%20pdf%201.pdf

See the following link: https://www.mvorganizing.org/what-are-the-four-essential-characteristics-of-good-research-questions/

Also see the following link: http://www2.latech.edu/~sajones/REU/Learning%20Exercises/Components%20of%20a%20Research%20Question.htm

Kindly see also the following link: https://www.scribbr.com/research-process/research-questions/

Each question with novelty is strong.

Since research questions are objectives turned to questions to show the dynamics of the study variables and the connection between the variables as conceptualized by the theoretical framework of the study, it is then prudent that a good research question should be:

1. Specific to the corresponding study objective

2. Answerable within a specific time scope

3. Developed based on the conceptual framework

4. And Realistic with the proposed instrument and methodology

Dear Driss Benattabou

Thank you very much for your valuable response.

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You are most welcome dear Gratien Twagirayezu .

Wish you the best always.

I think each research question should be SMART for it to be regarded as being strong.

Yes of course Vincent O. Nyangaresi

The key problem being looked and its relevance