MIDTERM EXAM for INQUIRY, INVESTIGATION AND IMMERSION

A good researcher must carefully choose a topic that is doable.

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It's fine if the topic isn't significant to a certain discipline or field in deciding to do a research.

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• FALSE

Many researchers find selecting a research topic a piece of a cake task.

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• FALSE

The researcher’s interest increases the possibility of the success of the study.

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• FALSE

Some researchers could pick a thing for a topic through brainstorming.

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• FALSE

Curiosity about a topic is one of the factors that motivate a to do something.

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We're fine doing research by just observing our surroundings.

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• FALSE

Generating an unanswered question from your chosen area or lesson could help in research.

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• FALSE

Being interested in a topic is usually due to the richness of your stock knowledge about it or because of its familiarity to you.

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• FALSE

Interest to the topic will never have an influence to how the research would progress.

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• FALSE