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A Comprehensive Guide to Brainstorming and Researching Topics and Keywords

This guide provides an in-depth look at the processes involved in brainstorming and researching topics and keywords for academic work. It covers identifying main keywords, generating synonym lists, and exploring problems and ideas related to your topic. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of crafting a strong thesis statement, merging problems with innovative ideas, and recognizing existing knowledge. Resources are offered to deepen your understanding, including a visit to the relevant library subject guide. Improve your research skills with this structured approach.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Brainstorming and Researching Topics and Keywords

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  1. TED Talks Brainstorming and Researching

  2. Topics & Keywords 1. Identify TWO main keywords to describe your topic.

  3. Topics & Keywords 2. Generate lists of synonyms.

  4. Working Thesis 3. List problems connected to your keywords.

  5. Working Thesis 4. List your own ideas about your keywords.

  6. Working Thesis 5. Merge your best "problems" with your best "ideas."

  7. Research Questions 6. Identify what may already be true about your working thesis.

  8. Research Questions 7. Identify additional keywords and subjects you need to learn more about.

  9. Research 8. Visit the subject guide on the library website: http://libguides.wsulibs.wsu.edu/. List the areas relevant to your working thesis.

  10. Be Radical 9. Rewrite your working thesis as an imperative with exaggeration.

  11. Be More Radical 10. Say it again.

  12. Draw It Out

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