Question

Research question ideas for Physical & Cognitive Development in Infancy.

Answer 1

@Shadow

Answer 2

Is this good: Does using the bottle till late increase your chances of having more cognitive or physical setbacks?

Answer 3

till late is vague

Answer 4

okay so maybe

Answer 5

https://cirt.gcu.edu/research/developmentresources/tutorials/question

"Questions that can be answered with a "yes" or a "no" should also typically be avoided."

Answer 6

This question can be answered with a yes or no.

Answer 7

That site actually has some good tips. I would recommend scrolling to the bottom and viewing the questions don't work and those that do. You can see the elements that make a good research question. The site also outlines those elements specifically.

Answer 8

What about: How does using the bottle past the age that they should affect their cognitive and physical development?

Answer 9

The site recommends that you do research.

Answer 10

The research I would recommend is defining the typical age in which you stop bottle-feeding a child.

Answer 11

I would imagine the verbiage being something akin to "up to 2 years of age."

Answer 12

So "past two years of age"

Answer 13

no later than 1yr - 18months

Answer 14

There you go

Answer 15

I would convert the year into months

Answer 16

The differentiation in units is a bit awkward.

Answer 17

12-18 months is more smooth

Answer 18

What about: How does using the bottle past 12-18 months for a baby affect their cognitive and physical development?

Answer 19

using the bottle is vague

Try:

How does using the bottle to feed a baby past 12-18 months affect their cognitive and physical development?

Answer 20

Being specific is important. I could be using the bottle as a means of entertainment.

Answer 21

OH lol, true

Answer 22

okay and then a discussion question also. So how about: How does letting your child use some sort of device such as and IPAD or Phone affect them to obey you?

Answer 23

and->an

Answer 24

affect them to obey you -> affect them obeying you

Answer 25

you could keep it broad but specific enough with:

How does letting your child use an electronic device for entertainment...

Answer 26

Unless you want to hone in on devices with screens specifically.

Answer 27

ugh it needs to be the topic of physical and cognitive developemtn so

Answer 28

So maybe how it affects their brain ??

Answer 29

It needs to be both physical and cognitive, or just one of the two

Answer 30

one

Answer 31

Then be creative. There are tons of opportunities there.

Answer 32

Okay.

Answer 33

It's a simple format:

How does _blank activity_ affect _cognitive or physical aspect of human child_

Answer 34

Though this is specifically a discussion question..

Answer 35

Do you have an example of those?

Answer 36

How does having too much screen time affect cognitive or physical aspect of an infant.\

Answer 37

I assume these differ from research questions in their structure that's why

Answer 38

Because right now this is a research question..

Answer 39

Uh Zarkam, that was a placeholder. Not something to copy and paste.

Answer 40

Lol . Give me a second I will think of one

Answer 41

It has to be a specific element lol

Answer 42

After you figure that out, circle back and see if you can get me an example of a discussion question, so I can see how they differ from research questions. I assume they do.

Answer 43

What activities/exercises can you start doing with your infant that will help their cognitive and physical development

Answer 44

What activities/exercises can you start doing with your infant early on that will help their cognitive and physical development

Answer 45

What activities/exercises can you start doing with your infant early on that will help boost their cognitive and physical development? ****

Answer 46

So rather than:
(Research Question)
How does x influence y

It is:
(Discussion Question)
What x influences y

Answer 47

What x influences y to achieve z....

Answer 48

What activities/exercises can you start doing with your infant early on that will help boost their cognitive and physical development and avoid any type of developmental problems?

Answer 49

I added a "z"

Answer 50

Oh is that one yours or is that an example

Answer 51

Because the z was already there.
x was the activity
y was the infant
z was the development

Answer 52

What activities/exercises can you start doing with your infant early on that will help boost their cognitive and physical development? ****

Answer 53

This is mine, I came up with it

Answer 54

Oh okay. I was seeing if you could give me an example from your lesson so I could know what discussion questions are supposed to look like.

Answer 55

I formatted my response based off of your example, which we don't know to be correct.

Answer 56

Discussion Question: How much of an impact does social referencing have on an infant? (Ex: can it affect their humor, such as what they choose to laugh at)

Discussion Question: What might be so effective ways of improving or advancing the development of an infant's fine-motor skills and gross-motor skills?

Answer 57

Here are two examples

Answer 58

What/how much does x influence(s) y in z.
x= DV
y = IV
z = Test group

Answer 59

Your example is fine then.

Answer 60

So I think mine covers all those

Answer 61

Yay. Thanks!!!!

Answer 62

No problem