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A guide identifing basic resources to consult when conducting research in the fields of mental health, community, and school counseling as well as college student affairs.
Does the research question take into account or reflect:
The evolutionary history or historical backdrop for the subject or topic being studies? (identify and study the history)
The acknowledgement and discussion of differing definitions for terminoloty related to the subject or topic being explored (identify and explore the different uses of terms)
The generally accepted concepts, principles, and theories related to the subject or topic drawn upon to inform and direct the research (identify and draw upon established concepts, principles, and theories)
The current discourse or debates within the discipline, as well as recent and ongoing research related to the subject or topic being analyzed (identify and analyze current discourse and debates)
The identification of "missing links" or disparities in previous research related to the subject or topic being discussed (identify and discuss "missing links" or disparities)
The formulation of a logical justification establishing the significance of the proposed research (identify and provide a rationale and evidence for why)
