Question 3.

A graduate student who works with me once remarked that he "wasn't very good at doing literature searches." I replied that researchers often spend as much time in the library as they do in the lab, and that he had better hone his skills at gathering information if he wanted to make a career as a researcher. Discuss the importance of gathering information pertaining to the background of your research topic.

Question 4

Give reasons for your answer that should an academic researcher always find information on structural and job characteristics from his/her subjects interviewed.

Question 5

In the social sciences, the research problem establishes the means by which one must answer the "So what?" question. Why should one get hung up on problem definition if one already knows the broad problem area to be studied?

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