Summary of "خطوات البحث العلمي :إختيار الموضوع"

Main Ideas

Interconnected Steps of Research: Scientific Research involves a series of interconnected steps that are sequential and overlap, making it essential for researchers to understand these steps before beginning their work.
Methodology and Tools: Successful Scientific Research requires commitment to a specific Methodology, the use of appropriate tools, and adherence to established steps.
Social vs. Experimental Sciences: The video contrasts Social Sciences with Experimental Sciences, noting that while both aim to study and evaluate, they employ different methods due to the distinct nature of their subjects.
Choosing the Research Topic: The first and crucial step in Scientific Research is selecting a Research Topic, which involves defining its framework and ensuring it is neither too narrow nor too broad.

Conditions for Topic Selection: The topic should be of appropriate scope: not too narrow (lacking value) and not too broad (difficult to study).
Sources of Topic Ideas: The topic can stem from an idea, perception, or a feeling of a problem.
Setting the Research Framework: Include a title for the research and outline the main problems that will guide the study's chapters and sections.
Importance of Topic Selection: Choosing the right topic is foundational for the research process and significantly impacts the quality and direction of the research.
Considerations for a Good Topic:
- Sense of the Problem: The researcher should have a genuine interest and desire to study the topic.
- Scientific Importance: The research should contribute new insights to the field.
- Availability of Sources: Ensure there are sufficient Scientific Materials and references to support the research.
- Feasibility: The topic should be manageable within the researcher’s financial and time constraints.
- Relevance to Specialization: The topic should relate to the researcher’s field of expertise and personal interests.