research topic

[lolpop79]

Hi i am doing research at uni and my research question is - for smokers who are wanting to quit, by attending a smoking cessation clinic do they have a high rate of being succesfull? is this a flor or pio question?

[bednobs]

if you are at uni, your tutors will help you - that is what you pay fees for

[EDDIE51]

You would be better to put this in a diffrent category asking if people had been succesfull at stopping smoking by going to a clinic. Body & Soul for instance , it is not at all obvious what the real question is about from the title.
What is a flor or pio question ? I do not know I have never heard the terms before.

[lolpop79]

ok thank you anyway, it was pio or flor, typing error, and the uni is closed on a sunday!!!! or i would of asked my tutor!!!!

[lolpop79]

P I C O, i dunno why it keeps spelling it wrong!

[factor-fiction]

What do you mean by 'a flor or flor question' please?
Your computer seems to of (I mean have) spelt some other words incorrectly too.

[boxtops]

where do you live, lolpop? Your best bet would be to ask this in a smoking cessation clinic in your local NHS. I have no idea what flor or pio means.

[factor-fiction]

Sorry- I'm sure I typed 'flor or p i c o'- maybe AB filters out 'flor'

[bednobs]

well i presume the uni is open most days except weekends? just ask on monday!

[factor-fiction]

Clearly AB does filter out P I C O (without the spaces) and changes it to FLOR. Odd.

[boxtops]

I still don't understand what it is.

[cathfromsaron]

i would think the drug companies and NHS have already answered this, before they rolled out smoking cessation officers across the country.

what about researching people's pre-conceived ideas on their own barriers to quitting THEN the assessing the reality? you can easily do quals and quants on a smaller scale then?