Research Question Generation
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This article presents two key points: 1) the concept of inventing research questions. It consists of an interest in a research issue, used for questioning research to propose a graduate student research project based on Vernnix's 4-step simplified model: variable, relationship between variables, results, and feedback; And identifying and identifying research questions or the origin of research questions, on this topic, defining their classification and identifying details as a tool for developing research questions. It consists of indicating the empty space. Systematic examination of documents And justifying arguments against facts; 2) The main presentations of the article are analysis, inventing research questions using the method of analyzing content from three research papers and the samples to be analyzed use strategies to come up with different research questions.
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