Research Problem, Scope out and identify the topic you would like to research. Specify the problem and justify the reasons for studying it., Review of Literature, This involves evaluating the theory that has been written about the topic. This allows you to understand what has already been done, what ideas are already out there, who the experts in the area are and the major publications in the field that you can site. This allows you to then identify any gaps and see where your research will fit., Research Question, This gives focus and direction to the research study and provides a lens for how you will explain findings., Research Design, This involves assessing the timeline and feasibility of your research. During this part of the process, you will make decisions about the type of data you need and methods, tools and approach you will use to analyse it., Data Collection, This stage involves taking measurements, observing or gathering information., Analyse and Interpret, During this stage you will identify themes or patterns. You will also discuss findings and draw conclusions by evaluating your original hypothesis, aims, framework and the research question alongside use of evidence from the literature., Reporting, This stages involves telling the research community and the wider community about your findings.

The Research Process

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