Conducting research in a multilingual context is one of the most complex and demanding tasks in social sciences, psychology, market research, and international studies. Unlike monolingual research, multilingual projects require a careful balance between linguistic accuracy, cultural sensitivity, and methodological
For many authors, receiving peer review feedback feels like opening a report card written by three invisible teachers who may not agree with each other. Some comments seem fair and helpful; others appear harsh, irrelevant, or even contradictory. Yet the
In the digital age, where millions of words are published online every minute, the temptation and risk of plagiarism have never been higher. Whether intentional or accidental, plagiarism undermines the integrity of academic and professional writing. It’s not just about
Every successful research project begins not with data or results, but with a question — a question powerful enough to drive inquiry, curiosity, and discovery. The research question is the intellectual core of any academic work. It defines the purpose,
In today’s information-driven world, research no longer belongs exclusively within the walls of universities. Knowledge circulates freely—through news outlets, podcasts, blogs, and social media. Complex academic findings are summarized in a tweet, explained in a video, or transformed into a