Developing research proposals / Pam Denicolo, Lucinda Becker.

Includes bibliographical references (page 131) and index.

What is a research proposal -- When is a research proposal required and why -- What are the key aspects of proposal preparation -- What should be included in the introduction, rationale and literature review -- What is the significance of the aims, objectives and research questions/hypotheses -- What should be included in the methodology/research implementation sections -- What financial considerations are required -- What planning and organisation details are required -- Who are the other potential contributors to and referees for your project -- Where does it end? Reactions, reflections and anticipations.

Developing Research Proposals will help readers to understand the context within which their proposal will be read, what the reviewers are looking for and will be influenced by, while also supporting the development of relevant skills through advice and practical activities.