When taking on doctoral supervision responsibility for the first time or reviewing existing supervision practice.
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The most common doctoral supervision failure is insufficient frequency of contact combined with late feedback on writing — doctoral students need regular contact and rapid feedback on chapters to maintain momentum.
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