Choosing a journal involves more than checking its ranking. Your manuscript should fit the journal’s scope, readership, and publication requirements. These five resources can help you make an informed decision.
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A research gap identifies what remains missing, unresolved, or insufficiently understood in existing research. Building on earlier frameworks, Miles (2017) proposes seven types to help researchers clarify the need for further investigation.
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Developing a research question involves examining both what existing literature leaves unresolved and the assumptions shaping its explanations.
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