Self-Questioning
Definition
Self-questioning involves asking oneself probing questions about a topic or problem to stimulate critical thinking and deeper understanding. It helps researchers explore different perspectives, identify gaps in knowledge, and generate new ideas.
Related terms
Inquiry: The process of seeking information or answers through questioning, investigation, or exploration.
Critical Thinking: The ability to analyze information objectively, evaluate arguments or evidence, and make reasoned judgments.
Hypothesis Generation: The process of formulating educated guesses or predictions about the relationship between variables before conducting research.
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AP Research - 5.3 Reflecting on one’s own and others’ writing, thinking, and creative processes
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