Steve Tippins Ph.D. says a winning dissertation starts with clear, concise research questions that align with the rest of your work. Most candidates overcomplicate their questions, which tanks the whole project.
Your entire dissertation depends upon your research questions. Are they clear, Are they concise, and do they align with everything else in your dissertation? If that's the case, you're going to have a winning dissertation. Most people that I've seen along the process have tried to make their research questions too complicated. If you want to finish your research, questions have to be clear, concise, and in alignment. And if you're looking for assistance with your research questions, join our free Dissertation Help community to get help from dissertation chairs who've helped many people get through this process and graduate.
