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what three factors should be considered when choosing a research topic? explain each factor and provide examples​
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what three factors should be considered when choosing a research topic? explain each factor and provide examples​

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1. Your interest is important where you have burning desire to add value.

2. Your skills, background knowledge versus your interest and societal need.

3. Level and type of research-Under-graduate, Graduate student etc or just research

4. Availability of resources including Experienced Supervisor or Co-investigator, facilities/funds/Data/instrument among others

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