or, What Are You Proving
or Discovering?
- what do you want to prove or discover?
- what does "everyone" already "know" about this?
- your gut feeling about the results of your research?
- are you looking for the reasons behind something?
- why do you want to know?
- what kind of proof do you need?
- what are the ramifications if you prove or discover this?
- what are the ramifications if the reverse turns out to be true?
- will there be controversy?
Research Strategies Overview
Why Bake a Pie? Who’ll Be Eating the Pie?
What Flavour of Pie?
Scratch Pie or Mix? What’s In Your Kitchen?
Non-Bakers Make Great Helpers
Pie In the Sky Just a Slice of Pie Serving the Pie
Indigestion
KAAAV Home
~ image of “scratch” pie is from Oreo favorites: simple snacks and special celebrations, 2nd ed; Meredith, 2001
~ image of pie in the sky is from Pie in the Sky Successful Baking at High Altitudes: 100 Cakes, Pies, Cookies, Breads,
and Pastries Home-tested for Baking at Sea Level, 3,000, 5,000, 7,000, and 10,000 feet (and Anywhere
in Between) by Susan G. Purdy; William Morrow Cookbooks, 2005
~ image of smoking chili pepper is from 1,801 home remedies: trustworthy treatments for everyday health problems;
Reader’s Digest Association, 2007
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