Tuesday, July 10, 2018

Research Questions


Research Questions
1.    1)  What is the general topic area you are considering?

I am considering researching how anxiety develops in children without triggers to cause it.

2.     2) Why? Are you truly fascinated/ passionate about the topic? How did you become interested in this topic?

I am fascinated by this topic because I was diagnosed with anxiety when I was 6 and through years of therapy and medical tests, there is still no answer as to how this was caused.

3.     3) What surprising facts have you gathered so far about your topic? What further questions do you have that you need answered with data?

I have gathered that there is actually a children anxiety test to help determine if a child has anxiety, but there is not extensive research as to why this develops without trauma occurring.

4.     4) Do reasonable people disagree about the topic? If so, what aspects of the topic do they disagree about? Who disagrees with whom? Name names.

People do not explicitly disagree with the topic but there are people who say anxiety is not real such as James Marciniak. He is a life, health, and wellness coach and believes that anxiety and depression are figments o the imagination.

5.     5) Is the topic researchable in the time you have?

Yes, the topic is researchable in the time I have.

6.      6)What are some subtopics that you have emerged in your research?

Some subtopics that have emerged are why do many children have to experience trauma to be even considered for mental illness? Another one is why are children when diagnosed still not taken as seriously as an adult diagnosed with the same mental illness?

7.    7)  What questions might you pursue in further research, based on what you’ve discovered during preliminary research?

I may pursue both of the questions above to see if there are any links to my original topic that may strengthen my credibility.

8.      8)What are some key terms that keep coming up in relation to this topic?

Key terms that keep coming up are “parenting”, “parents”, “anxiety”, and “child”

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