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Running Head: AMENABILITY OF A RESEARCH TOPIC
Amenability of Research Topic to Scientific Study
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AMENABILITY OF A RESEARCH TOPIC
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When a research topic that is said to be amenable to scientific study, it means that the
given topic under investigation is submissive and can be subjected to the various scientific
techniques. The research topic must be able to respond to the various research techniques and
methods that are included in the study to produce given yields. An amenable research topic to
scientific study can be controlled by the scientific study that is used to study it during the
research process. When a research topic is amenable to the scientific study, it will respond to the
various scientific techniques intended to study it and its outcome will produce some outcome
regarding the body of reasoning under investigation regardless of the contribution it provides
whether positive or negative (Ghauri & Grønhaug, 2005). A research topic that is not amenable
to scientific study will not respond or be affected by the various techniques of scientific study
and will not be able to produce any reasonable evidence regarding any particular body of
reasoning.
For a research topic to be studied or investigated during the research process, the
researcher need to be certain that the research topic will be responsive to the scientific techniques
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