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In this brief instructional clip, Steve Tippins, Ph.D., urges researchers to begin the process of selecting a research design by first articulating the research problem and the specific questions they aim to answer, rather than jumping straight to naming a methodology such as phenomenology or a case study. He explains that once the problem and questions are clear, the appropriate design naturally emerges to address them. At the end of the video, he invites viewers to comment the word “help” to receive a link to a free dissertation help community.

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