What is the 'Goldilocks' test used for according to Clough and Nutbrown (2002)?
A) The extent to which the research questions 'fit' your project and resources
B) A way to determine the 'right' number of research questions
C) The difference between research questions and objectives
D) The refining of a research 'idea'

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The 'Goldilocks' test is used to assess whether the research questions are appropriate and feasible for the project and available resources, ensuring they are not too broad or too narrow.

What Is the 'Goldilocks' Test Used for According to Clough