4 Types of Research Questions to Start Your Writing Project Right

The questions you ask determine the kind of information that you get, so, if you're going to write a strong argument, you'll need to start with strong research questions. In this video, we we use an adapted version of classical stasis theory to discuss four types of research questions and the ways each type influences the kind of paper you end up writing.
0:00 Introduction
1:22 Fact-Oriented Questions
2:45 Relation-Oriented Questions
4:38 Evaluation-Oriented Questions
7:33 Action-Oriented Questions
10:12 Final Thoughts and What's at Stake

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Awesome!!! Thank you so much for this video and every piece of advise given!!

[@WritingwithAndrew]

You're welcome!

[@cupcaketoystef1131]

Thank you for that informative video. This has certainly clarify my questions.

[@WritingwithAndrew]

You're welcome--I'm glad it helped!

[@ElliotBrownJingles]

João Alberto Rodrigues Capiberibe - an underappreciated (at least in in English-speaking rhetorical circles) statesman if ever there was one.

[@WritingwithAndrew]

You're doing better research than me! Here I was just playing off a poem by Manuel Bandeira ("Evocação do Recife")--looks like I have some homework!

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the U.S, as far as I'm concerned, uses Fahrenheit along with Celsius. I don't think it's bad, especially if it informs you about relative temperatures.