The Research Process, Problem and Proposal mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers over 400 mind maps on research stages, problems and proposals. It is for university students and professional candidates practising how to frame research questions and proposals, and teachers looking for material to share. Most resources are university-level, with some for school students. Pick a map to begin.
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- Steps of the Research Process67
- Choosing a Research Topic24
- Research Problem and Problem Statement55
- Research Questions11
- Literature Review and Research Sources28
- Theoretical and Conceptual Frameworks7
- Research Objectives and Justification8
- Research Hypotheses8
- Research Design and Methods21
- Research Planning and Proposals34
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MA Research Project
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Research
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Health Research Methodology
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Final Year Project Book Notes Notes from a document about planning projects more aimed at computing and information students -
THE RESEARCH PROCESS
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Professional Research
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Quantitative steps and challenges
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Research report: Cigarette use among male and female grade 8 – 10 students of different ethnicity in South African schools
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Logistical problems under investigation
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Chapter 17: Starting Your Research
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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
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Logistical problems under investigation
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Research Process
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Reviewing the Literature
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Social Science Research: Principles, Methods, and Practices (Anol Bhattacherjee University of South Florida)
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All at sea but learning to swim (Research process)
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The steps in the process of Research
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Basic Steps in the Research Process
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Reviewing the literature
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Logistical problems under investigation
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What is a References framerwork
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Elaboration of an Investigative Project
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Logistical problems under investigation
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The problem of investigation
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RESEARCH: FROM PLANNING TO REPORTING RESULTS
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Chapter 3: Quantitative approach to the problem.
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How to build research ideas?
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How to create a research project
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Identifying a research problem
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STRATEGIES OF INQUIRY
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CHAPTER 2: IDENTIFYING AND STATING A RESEARCH PROBLEM
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Research Question
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RESEARCHMETHODOLOGY:Steps for the project
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Research
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Identifying a Research Problem
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Identifying a research problem
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The process of conducting research using quantitative and qualitative approaches.
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Theoretical Framework
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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
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Essay Proposal Research
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GoConqr OriginalThe Research Process, Problem and Proposal mind maps
These user-made maps cover research stages, problem statements, literature reviews and proposals. Research Process links an issue with design, data collection, interpretation and recommendations. Contextualization of research (Literature review) maps out selecting a topic, narrowing a question and finding references.
How to revise with the maps
Start with Research Process for a view of the stages, then follow the branches that matter to your work. For a closer look at a project, MA Research Project brings together a problem statement, knowledge gap, context, purpose and questions.
Try explaining the links between branches without looking at the map. Return to it to check what you missed, then use a quiz on the unit page when you want to check your recall in another format. Choose a map and follow one branch at a time.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a useful starting point?
Research Process is a useful starting point because it connects a research issue with design, data collection, interpretation and recommendations. For a project-focused view, MA Research Project brings together a problem statement, knowledge gap, context, purpose statement and questions.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every mind map listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
What do the maps cover beyond research stages?
The selection includes maps on research problems, literature reviews and proposals. Contextualization of research (Literature review) covers selecting a topic and narrowing a question. Writing your research paper includes prompts about sources and citation style, while Research Proposal focuses on the proposal.