Planning Your Research
Use these guidelines to help you plan your own research.
Asking the Question
The first step in planning your research is to determine your research question: a clear, focused, concise and arguable question.
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Designing Your Study
Responsibly conducted research is designed with scientifically valid, ethically responsive methods.

Data Collection
Facilitate communication with participants about research procedures while respecting privacy, confidentiality and the vulnerability of certain populations.
- Selecting and Enrolling Participants
- Recordings
- Confidentiality and Data Security
- Informed Consent Process

Analyzing the Results
Engaging in a robust, statistically-valid analysis of research findings will respect participants and drive generalizability.
- Plan for Analysis
- Finding Help

Dissemination
The intention of covered research is dissemination of findings which must be done in accordance with the approved protocol.
- Dissemination Practices
- University Opportunities
