On the other hand, doing research for other reasons than to answer a question can be half-hearted or sloppy.
This made me think of how motivation affects the quality of work. When research is done just to complete an assignment, it may not be as thoughtful as research driven by curiosity.
People (and research communities) are constantly revising research questions.
This makes me wonder: how do researchers know when to stop revising their questions and commit to one direction?
the Research as Inquiry Framework
This stood out to me because it shows that research is not just about finding the answers but about continuing a conversation. I like the idea that one study can lead to more questions instead of just ending the discussion.