Research projects start with a puzzle or question.
DO NOT : (e.g. “US policy in case X was wrong” or “are norms important?”)
The best puzzles and questions concern variation in outcomes (e.g. “why did peace hold in Mozambique but not in Angola?”)
Once a research project is selected, it’s time to think about an explanation/argument.
Hypothesis is an answer to your question that might or might not be right.
Example: I hypothesize that African American respondents will be less supportive of same-sex marriage than white respondents.
Your research is to test these hypotheses (figure out if they are right or wrong).
In the explanation/hypothesis there will be variables.
What is variable
Examples of variables:
Age, gender, income
Vote choice, campaign participation
Abortion attitudes
Variables are empirical (observed) measurements of characteristics, behavior, opinions, etc.
Variable comes from your Concept, which determines measurement of your variable
Remember when making concepts into variables, try to make them
Clear
Accurate
Precise
Informative
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