Identifying and Asking Research Questions
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What is a research problem?

  • A conclusion derived from research findings
  • A statement that does not need investigation
  • A statement pointing to the need for understanding and investigation (correct)
  • A hypothesis that requires testing
  • How is a research problem typically posed?

  • As an abstract concept
  • In the form of a solution
  • As a narrative
  • In the form of a question (correct)
  • What is the purpose of a conceptual framework?

  • To confuse researchers
  • To eliminate the need for understanding
  • To complicate ideas for better understanding
  • To simplify ideas for easy application (correct)
  • What do strong and resilient conceptual frameworks do?

    <p>Capture and apprehend something real in an easy-to-apply manner</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which phrase best describes a conceptual framework?

    <p>An analytical tool that organizes ideas for achieving goals</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do theoretical and conceptual frameworks provide in a study?

    <p>Evidence of academic standards and procedures</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How can conducting a literature review help refine a research hypothesis?

    <p>By connecting the research to a larger area of study</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be included in a conceptual framework?

    <p>A narrative explaining variable influences</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is revising a conceptual framework important during a research study?

    <p>To accommodate new variables or challenges to the theory</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a research hypothesis predict?

    <p>The relationship between two variables</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Research Problem

    • A research problem is a question or issue that a researcher wants to investigate.
    • It is typically posed as a question that can be investigated through research.

    Conceptual Framework

    • A conceptual framework provides a structure for understanding the relationship between the variables in a research study.
    • It is a theoretical model that helps researchers to understand the concepts and relationships that are being investigated.
    • Strong and resilient conceptual frameworks are important for guiding a research study.
    • It helps researchers to identify key variables, develop research hypotheses and to plan data collection and analysis strategies.

    Purpose of a Conceptual Framework

    • A conceptual framework serves as a blueprint for a research study.
    • It provides a clear and concise statement of the research problem and the variables that will be investigated.

    How a Literature Review Refines a Research Hypothesis

    • By reviewing relevant existing research, a researcher can refine their hypothesis.
    • This allows the researcher to identify gaps in the literature and to develop a hypothesis that is more likely to be supported by data.

    Components of a Conceptual Framework

    • Key variables
    • Relationships between variables
    • Definitions of key variables
    • A theoretical model for understanding the relationships between the variables.

    Revision of a Conceptual Framework

    • It is crucial to revise a conceptual framework throughout a research study.
    • New data may emerge that requires the researcher to adjust their assumptions or the framework may need to be modified to better fit the data that is being collected.

    Research Hypothesis

    • A research hypothesis is a prediction about the relationship between two or more variables.
    • It states a clear expectation about how the variables will relate to each other.

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    This quiz covers the process of identifying research problems and formulating questions for inquiries and investigations. It discusses the importance of defining areas of concern, conditions to improve, difficulties to eliminate, or troubling questions to address in research.

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