First, develop your research question: What are you trying to answer?
In order to develop keywords, look at the nouns within you research questions - persons, places, and things. You can also think about the 5Ws:
List keywords that relate each concept in your research (use a thesaurus, course readings, or lecture notes for ideas).
For example: "Is there a significant relationship between openness and employee performance?"
Keywords:
Generating Keywords
Research Question: What role does power and identity play in the work of Mickalene Thomas?
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