Think of research in terms of probabilities. Use Bayes theorem, where prior probability is based on past research, and the probability of a new event is on current research. Predict the confidence of suggested solutions based on this theorem.
Keep track of research. Note 2-3 key research questions for each study/user group, refine answers based on insights as prior probability. This guides moving forward in research endeavors.
Pursue new research questions. Refine understanding of current research questions but also ask new ones. Dedicate 10% of resources to approaching areas differently, opening up fresh perspectives.
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