Identifying the purpose of your research project affects the information-seeking process by making it more focused and targeted. When you have a clear understanding of why you are conducting the research, you are better able to choose relevant sources and search terms that align with your goals. This can save you time and effort by filtering out irrelevant information and honing in on what is most important for your project. It also helps you stay on track and avoid being sidetracked by tangential or unrelated information. Additionally, having a clear purpose can help you stay motivated and engaged in your research, as you understand the importance and impact of the information you are seeking.
