Discussion
Identify the correct sequence of research steps :
Answer: A
The correct sequence is selection of topic, review of literature, data collection, interpretation of findings.
A researcher first chooses a topic, then reviews the existing literature to learn what is known and to sharpen the problem and method. Only then are data collected, and the findings are interpreted last.
Option B interprets findings before any data exist, and option C collects data before reviewing the literature that should shape what is collected. Option D reviews literature before a topic has been chosen, which leaves the review without a focus.
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