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Avoid topics that are too broad (too much info) or too narrow (too little info). A good topic is focused and time-limited.

Use "who," "what," "where," "when," "why," and "how" to create open-ended research questions rather than yes/no questions.

Look for papers with a well-defined research question, clear methodology, and strong connections between literature and data.

Create a concept map to organize your thoughts and identify key terms, connecting broad areas with specific points. How to Find a "Helpful Paper"