You Will Need To Submit Research Paper Topic For Approval

You Will Need To Submit Research Paper Topic For Approval By No Later

You will need to submit research paper topic for approval by no later than the end of third week. You have considerable freedom in choosing a topic, with the exception that the topic must apply directly to this class. The requirement is that you choose a topic that requires academic research not business research and that you submit both your paper topic (which should not contain a question) and a full paragraph statement, that statement must contain a research question to be answered or a hypothesis to be tested. Most "why" questions focus more on workplace related issues and business not academic or scholarly research so they seldom are acceptable questions for scholarly research. Simply put your response in the text box.

Paper For Above instruction

The purpose of this research is to explore a topic relevant to this class that involves academic research rather than business research. Students are expected to select a subject that allows for scholarly investigation, avoiding questions that are primarily workplace or business-oriented. The initial submission must include a clear research topic, articulated without forming a question, accompanied by a detailed paragraph statement. This paragraph must contain either a specific research question that the study aims to answer or a hypothesis that will be tested through research. Avoid framing the topic as a "why" question, as such inquiries tend to focus on workplace issues and are less suitable for academic research. The selected topic should facilitate an in-depth scholarly investigation, contributing to the academic field related to this course. All submissions are due by the end of the third week of the course, and students should clearly demonstrate their understanding of the research scope and its alignment with academic inquiry principles.

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