INTRODUCTION
NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH
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Too broad subject
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Specific subject
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Vague subject
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Too narrow subject
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Uncontroversial subject
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Detailed explanation-1: -Your topic is probably too narrow when: you find very little–or nothing–written about it. you realize you can fully cover your topic in much fewer than the required number of words or pages.
Detailed explanation-2: -Sometimes when a student is very passionate about a topic, they want to research a specific aspect of that topic. But be aware: a too-narrow topic might make it difficult to find the necessary resources to fully flesh out your argument.
Detailed explanation-3: -A topic is too narrow if you can state it in just a few words. For example: How many soldiers died during the first world war?
Detailed explanation-4: -Insignificant to the audience. Lacks your interest or will not hold your interest for long. Only have few sources to get information. Unmanageable and do not easily lend themselves to be narrowed. Usual and have been overly worked by others. Controversial. Emotionally linked to someone. More items •06-Sept-2017