What does the "Wheel of Science" contain ?

Why is a good research design so important ?

What are the criteria of a good research question ?

What kind of questions should you ask in your RQ ?

What 5 questions should you ask to evaluate your RQ ?

What is the second step of the Research Design ?

Why do you conduct a literature review ?

What shoud be sure regarding the RQ ?

How many literature should you use ?

What should you keep in mind when conducting a literature review ?

What is the third step of your Research design ?

Why do we need theories ?

What is the criteria for a useful theory ?

What are the two types of theory building?

What are the key points of building a theory through Induction ?

What is the "Bottom up" approach?

What kind of research is the "Bottom up" approach and how does it look like ?

What are the key points for building a theory through Deduction ?

How does the procedure for a Deduction look like ?

What are the steps of the "Top Down" approach ?

From what to what moves deduction ?

What kind of research is deduction and how does the approach look like ?

What are the key points of interpretive theories as an alternative to deduction & induction ?

What is the fourth step of the research design ?

What is a "Hypothesis" ?

What happens when a hypothesis has been verified as "true" ?

What is a good hypothesis ?

By what is the effect of the dependent variable determined ?

As what sentence is a good hypothesis written & why ?

What is the question for the dependent variable ?

What happens to the independent variable, when you change/ influence it ?

Give through an experiment an example for the dependent and independent variable !

What are questions, you should answer after writing a hypothesis (to evaluate it) ?