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Forming your research question A good thesis statement can often be converted into a question, which is typically called your research question. Consider these examples: Thesis statement: Younger basketball players "turning pro" continue to ruin the quality of the NBA. Research question:How have younger professional basketball players ruined the quality of the NBA? Thesis statement: The rise in teenage obesity is directly related to the fast food industry. Research question: What has the fast food industry done to contribute to the rise in teenage obesity? |
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| Notice that neither of these questions can be answered with a simple "Yes" or "No". The "quest" of your research efforts is to find sources that answer your research question. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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