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  • Research Methodology
  • Mentorship

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  • Novice researchers often struggle to define focused research questions.
  • Developing researchable questions is crucial for academic and professional development.
  • Existing mentoring strategies may not adequately address the alignment of personal interests with research priorities.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce and evaluate the Pursuing Personal Passion (P3) interview as a tool for research mentoring.
  • To describe a systematic approach for helping learners develop researchable questions aligned with personal and professional goals.
  • To analyze the evolution of research topics and questions based on underlying personal passions.

Main Methods:

  • The study involved 27 research mentees from 2009 to 2016.
  • The Pursuing Personal Passion (P3) interview, a learner-centered approach, was employed.
  • Mentees' initial topics, underlying passions (problem, person, or process), and final research questions were tracked.

Main Results:

  • Initial research topics were predominantly person-focused (48%), followed by process (28%) and problem (24%).
  • Final research questions showed a shift, with process-focused questions increasing to 48%, person-focused decreasing to 32%, and problem-focused remaining at 20%.
  • Identifying underlying passions influenced the evolution of general topics into distinct research questions.

Conclusions:

  • The Pursuing Personal Passion (P3) interview effectively guides new researchers in focusing their interests.
  • This mentoring approach helps transform broad curiosity into specific, researchable questions.
  • The P3 method supports the development of successful studies and organized scholarship programs.