Writing a Research Proposal

A research proposal’s introduction should include the research questions, objectives, and hypothesis.

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2. The methodology section should only describe the materials

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3. Ethical considerations are not necessary if the data is gathered anonymously.

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4. The significance of the study should clearly explain how the research benefits society, science, or education.

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5. A valid research title must include technical jargon to sound professional.

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6. A strong methodology should include details about the sampling method, data collection tools, and ethical protocols.

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7. An incomplete reference list may affect the credibility of a research proposal.

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8. Research objectives should always include action verbs to specify the intended outcomes.

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9. Using unverified sources in the review of related literature is acceptable if the study is exploratory.

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10. The best way to revise a flawed research proposal is to start from scratch.

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