Put creating a research plan in order

Decide on the topic.

Narrow the topic in order to narrow search parameters.

Create a question that your research will address.

Generate sub-questions from your main question.

Determine what kind of sources are best for your argument.

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In this part, we give you detailed information about writing an effective Research Plan. We start with the importance and parameters of significance and innovation.

We then discuss how to focus the Research Plan, relying on the iterative process described in the Iterative Approach to Application Planning Checklist shown at Draft Specific Aims and give you advice for filling out the forms.

You'll also learn the importance of having a well-organized, visually appealing application that avoids common missteps and the importance of preparing your just-in-time information early.

While this document is geared toward the basic research project grant, the R01, much of it is useful for other grant types.

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