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What is an example of a narrow question?
Narrow questions are typically a “Yes” or “No” answer. Examples: “Have you ever had (X Product or Service) before?” “Can you see how (Your Product or Service) will help you achieve (Prospect’s Desired Outcome)?
What are narrow and broad questions?
But what makes them broad is that they have multiple acceptable answers, while narrow questions have only one acceptable answer. Broad questions can be about either general or specific topics.
Can a definition be too narrow and too broad at the same time?
it is important to note that a definition can be both too wide and too narrow, e.g. chair = a piece of furniture for sitting which has four legs.
Can a definition be too broad and narrow at the same time?
Can a definition be both too broad and too narrow at the same time? a. Yes, because it can both include referents incorrectly and exclude referents incorrectly.
What is the meaning of too narrow?
When you narrow down your choices, you decrease the number of choices. A road might be too narrow for a car. When used to describe something physical such as a street or hips, narrow simply means not wide. Similarly, with quantities it means not much like when you win your basketball game by a narrow margin.
Can a research question be too broad or too narrow?
Choose the best question, one that is neither too broad nor too narrow. Sometimes the number of sources you find will help you discover whether your research question is too broad, too narrow, or okay.
What happens if the question is too broad?
If the question is too broad it will not be possible to answer it thoroughly within the word limit. If it is too narrow you will not have enough to write about and you will struggle to develop a strong argument (see the activity below for examples).
Which is too broad, too narrow, or just right?
✔ Yes! This one is too broad. You would need to identify an aspect of air pollution to narrow the scope. ✖ This one is too broad. You would need to identify an aspect of air pollution to narrow the scope. ✖ This one is too broad. You would need to identify an aspect of air pollution to narrow the scope.
What happens if your topic is too broad in a literature review?
If your topic is too broad, you may become overwhelmed and find it difficult to organize your ideas. If your topic is too narrow, you may not be able to find enough information to include in your literature review. It is often helpful to start with a broad idea, then narrow your focus by brainstorming related ideas.