Create a research question that addresses a particular research problem and explain the development process, not a specific study, and then complete the following:

Create a research question that addresses a particular research problem and explain the development process, not a specific study, and then complete the following:

Craft research questions that would require the researcher to use a particular research methodology. Complete each of the following:
Craft a qualitative research question.
Be sure your research question captures your research problem and requires using a qualitative approach to answer the question.
Craft a quantitative research question.
Be sure your research question captures your research problem and requires using a quantitative approach to answer the question.
Craft a mixed-methodology research question.
Be sure your research question captures your research problem and requires using a mixed-methodology approach to answer the question.

Now that you have crafted a research question that would require a particular research methodology, answer each of the following:

Which research question do you think best captures the research problem you would like to explore?
Remember: You’re not actually performing this research study—you’re just thinking about the research question that you would like to dig into if you were going to conduct a research study.
Does one of your research questions seem to represent the types of research questions in the criminal justice field more than the others?
Is there anything you noticed about the creation of these research questions? Was there something that surprised you in their creation? What stood out to you as you were crafting each question?

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