WRITING A RESEARCH TITLES

What is the primary purpose of a research title?

• To summarize the entire research paper

• To attract readers and provide a concise summary of the main topic and scope

• To include as many keywords as possible

• To make the research paper sound interesting

What elements should be included in a well-structured research title?

• The research findings and a summary of the literature

• A catchy phrase and the author's name

• The research question and the scope of the study

• Keywords, the main question, and the methodology

How does a clear research title benefit the research process?

• It increases the chances of publication

• It helps in organizing the research methodology

• It allows for more extensive data collection

• It provides clarity and focus for the research

What is a common mistake to avoid when creating a research title?

• Using jargon that is not widely understood

• Making it too short and vague

• Including too many details about the methodology

• Using a title that is too similar to existing research

What factors contribute to the effectiveness of a research title?

• Inclusion of the research funding sources

• Use of complex terminology and technical jargon

• The length of the title and the number of authors

• Clarity, relevance, and specificity

Which of the following best describes a descriptive research title?

• A title that provides a general overview of the research topic

• A title that outlines the methodology used in the study

• A title that summarizes the main findings of the research

• A title that poses a question to the reader

How can a research title impact the visibility of a study?

• Only the abstract affects the visibility of a study

• A long title is always more visible

• A clear and relevant title can improve searchability and attract more readers

• It has no impact on visibility

What role does a research title play in the peer review process?

• It determines the funding eligibility of the research

• It helps reviewers understand the focus of the research

• It is used to categorize the research into specific fields

• It is irrelevant to the peer review process

Which of the following is a characteristic of an effective research title?

• It is overly complex and technical

• It is concise and informative

• It includes the author's credentials

• It is designed to mislead the reader

How can the length of a research title affect its reception?

• A longer title provides more detail and clarity

• The length has no impact on reception

• A shorter title is more likely to be remembered

• A longer title is always preferred