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Research Guidelines
Research Guidelines
This guide provides everything you need to conduct in-depth research on the ever-evolving
world of short-form content. Whether you're fascinated by the captivating power of short-
form videos or curious about the impact of influencers, this project empowers you to delve
You'll find a comprehensive list of research topics related to short-form content. These
New Topics with Focus on Specific Platforms: Explore the unique features and
New Topics with Impact and Analysis Focus: Investigate the broader social and
New Topics with Creative Exploration Focus: Uncover the artistic potential and
This section outlines the essential structure and formatting guidelines for your research
your findings.
Instructions:
1. Select your research topic: Carefully review the provided list and choose a topic
that resonates with you. Consider your interests and potential research questions
2. Refine your research question: Within your chosen topic, develop a specific and
3. Conduct your research: Dive into scholarly articles, industry reports, and credible
4. Structure your paper: Use the provided paper formatting & template as a
5. Write and revise: Draft your paper, ensuring clarity, conciseness, and proper
(Reema)
The Rise of Short-Form Content: Exploring the Challenges and Opportunities for
Platforms (Mohye)
Beyond Likes and Shares: Exploring the Meaningful Metrics for Success in Short-
Advocacy (Open)
Short-Form Content and Misinformation: Examining the Spread of Fake News and
The Power of Sound and Music: Examining the Role of Audio in Short-Form
General Formatting:
Use 12-point font (e.g., Times New Roman) with double line spacing.
Page numbers on the top right corner (starting from the second page).
1. Title Page:
o Title of Your Research Paper (Clear and concise, reflecting your research
focus)
o Your Name(s)
o Due Date
3. Introduction:
o Clearly state your research question or thesis statement (what you aim to
investigate/prove).
o Briefly mention the background and significance of your chosen topic.
4. Literature Review:
topic.
o Explain the methods you used to conduct your research (e.g., surveys, case
o Describe the data collection process and your sample population (if
applicable).
6. Findings:
your findings.
o Interpret your results and explain their connection to your research question.
7. Discussion:
o Analyze your findings and discuss their implications within the context of
short-form content.
o Connect your findings to existing research and identify any potential
8. Conclusion:
findings.
o Offer your concluding thoughts and the significance of your research on the
9. References:
o List all sources you cited in your paper using a consistent style guide (e.g.,
APA, MLA).