how do you find a way to think of a question?
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how do I find a way to get the best answer to this question?
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What is there to think?
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The enquiring mind, wants to know...
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do you?\n\nsorry I couldn't help it\n\nSometimes it makes you think in a way you haven't before. To be able to shed more light on the subject and find the perfect answer for yourself. Some of these questions in here are so vauge its almost hard not to ask what or why or some such question.
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Just talk to them- out loud or in your head. You'll get an answer one way or another.
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Realise that you are angry and try to focus on happy thoughts,funny moments and something to think that is hard to think like a puzzle, equation or something.\n\nRealise that anger leads to nothing and finding a sulotion to the source is by claming down and think.
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Firstly, you have to understand the question and then analyse it. What points are expected of you? you can also underline or highlight important phrases such as describe, contrast etc. \nThese will help you in answering the question as they work as guidelines which you can refer to and know what exactly they are asking you for. As such, its hard for you to go wrong...hope that helps!
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think about it...your asking why you wonder why you wonder? thats like asking why you think why you think...or quite simply! why do we question our ability to question...\njus put it this way...god gave us minds to question the world...yet you could point out that some religions believe that god intended us to act in a certain way...so why give us the subjective capability to think subjectively?\nextend you thinking process and wonder why god wondered why it would be beneficial for us to ask why and then ask why we ask why and reflect on why we ask why and think why why is being asked?  furthermore, why do we ask why we ask why when essentially we acknowledge to ask why in the first place!\nhmmm
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1) Think of what you are thinking\n2) Think of what is wrong with what you are thinking\n3) Think of what is wrong with what you think is wrong with your thinking\n4) Think of what you are thinking with all the things that are wrong with what you are thinking and what you think is wrong with what you think is wrong with what you are thinking\n5) Think of the perfect answer that will address all the things you have been thinking\n6) Think of all that could be wrong with your perfect answer
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A good strategy:\n> Place time into answering questions. You get 2 points for trying, but 10 more if it's chosen as the best.\n> If a question goes into voting, choose your answer as the best. Odds are if no one else places votes and / or the topic isn't popular, you'll earn your keep in no time.\n> Keep question asking to a minimum. Unless you are certain you can rise out of the defecit, then don't ask too many questions.\n> NEVER ask factual questions. Keep it to something that can only be truly answered through experience. Factual questions are easily answered with search engines, so don't do that.\n> Vote for answers, critique best answers. These only get one point shots, but you can do this more often than answering questions.\n> Go for questions in semi-obscure topics. If you take a question like that, and give a good answer, you'll be somewhat assured that there isn't any competition, thereby increasing your odds of getting your answer selected as the best.\n> Honor goes to the swift. Don't let the others swoop in on the question when you have a great answer. The higher up you are, the better your chances of being selected.\n> Browse about. Go to one question, answer it, then click on someone else who answered, see the questions they answered, and repeat the process. Done for a long time, this can rack up the points.
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Look around here.\n\nI get inspired to ask out of the box questions all the time.
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The most important thing is a good "Research Question".\n\nPick a topic you like or need (if the research have to be done oriented to any especific subject).\n\nAfter having a general topic/subject, ask yourself some things about that topic.  Think what are the known things about you topic, what are the unknown things about it.\n\nThen, pick some questions on your subject and ask yourself "Why is it important to get an answer for that questions?"  Answering that kind of questions will reinforce the need of answers and that's what justify the research topic.\n\nA good research topic is usually unknown or not deeply known, although there are some known topics with unknown details or unfinished research (partially researched topics).\n-----------------\n\nThere are several publications on "Research methodology" that can help you on the research subject picking process and the research process.  See link below.\n-----------------\n"Developing the research proposal"  (2nd link) shows some interesting info on research.
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what about it?  don't you know how to ask a proper question?
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Coin a phrase eh? Hmmmmm good question........let me think. But if I think too much you'll want a penny for my thoughts. Whereas, what you don't realize is that thoughts are a dime a dozen. For a quarter of my life I've done nothing but try to think logically. *wink* \n\nBut seriously.......it's amazing how things just "catch on." If there is something you say consistently that you think is "tres" witty and clever, others will think so too. Start saying it in the work place. Don't over do it! But if you consistently respond with this phrase........people pick up on it and kind of relate it to you. You'll be amazed when they start to say it out of habit as well. And then they go home and their family picks up on it.........only to go to school and the workplace and begin to use your phrase as well. Before you know it, you're listening to Jay Leno on the Tonight Show and you hear your phrase! Use it on here.........use it well..........use it with pride............oh and a little trademark after it just might do you well. ;)\n\nGood luck......I hope you like this advice. And if not, no......I'm not giving you your nickel back. ;)
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Start writing down random thoughts.  They can be dumb, stupid, irrelevant, or way out.  At this point it doesn't matter, we are only getting words on paper and the more the better.  If you can get someone else to "brainstorm" with you, it will help.\n\nOK, now you have your list.  Don't look at it.  Go take a nap, watch a movie or get a good night's sleep, anything to take your mind off the subject.\n\nNow you're fresh.  Take out the list and start looking through it.  There, see that stupid idea.  It is really dumb but if you just changed it a little bit and blended in some of that silly idea you were looking at earlier.  Do you see where I am going?  If you can just start the process it will finish itself about 80% of the time.  \n\nI can't tell you how many times I have called workers into my office and we would just start throwing ideas at a tape recorder.  I would have the list typed up and check it the next day.  When I checked I tried to have one or two people who had never seen it participate in generating the needed idea.  It works, give it a try.
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The best thing to do is write about something you now about.  Take a few minutes to brain storm.  Get a blank piece of paper and write anything that comes to mind.  The ideas don't have to make sense, just write them down.  After you are finished brain storming go through and circle the ideas you like.
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Try to think harder and try to remember where you put it.