Question

Q1 According to the textbook, the most effective research proposals: 1. are a brief outline of the study you intend to conduct without an excess of detail. 2. justify the study to be conducted by explaining how it will contribute to the professional literature. 3. are detailed and straightforward explanations of the research problem and methodology.4. include an autobiographical section that explains how the researcher became interested in the research topic.

Answer 1

Answer: are detailed and straightforward explanations of the research problem and methodology

Explanation:

Research in simple terms is like an enquiry to acquire more information about a concept.

The essence of research can be to fill a gap in knowledge or to acquire knowledge based on what other people have done.

A proposal is simply a clear research on the entirety of the project work to be done usually submitted to the project supervisor before proper project writing begins so corrections and guidance can be given to the researchers.

These proposals are expected to be detailed and straightforward explanations of the research problem (identifying what gap in the knowledge you are about to fill or where you want to add knowledge that others have missed out) and methodology (approach which the project is to be carried put, source of data etc)

Answer 2

Answer:

The most effective research proposal is a brief outline of the study you intend to conduct without an excess of detail. It must also include the Research questions and Methodology.

Explanation:

A research proposal is a set out of the central issues or questions that research is intended to address. It should outline the general area of study within which the research falls, referring to the current state of knowledge and any recent debates on the topic, as well as demonstrate the originality of the proposed research.