First, read Chapters 1 and 2 in the textbook.
Review Figure 2.1. Also refer to the additional resource, the Representative Study Designs in Public Health document.
Next, address the following:
Definition: What is a research question?
How is a research question different from a research proposal? When would using a research proposal be acceptable instead of a research question?
How is a research question different from a hypothesis? When would using a hypothesis be acceptable instead of a research question?
Steps: What are the steps used to create a good research question? Be sure to discuss how identifying a research question can be used to justify further research to address a public health issue.
Support your responses by referencing the textbook and other module resources.
For additional details, please refer to the Module One Journal Guidelines and Rubric.

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