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What distinguishes a research problem from a research topic?
What distinguishes a research problem from a research topic?
- A research problem is a broad idea, while a research topic is a specific question.
- A research topic is more focused, whereas a research problem is always speculative.
- A research topic identifies a knowledge gap, whereas a research problem is just an area of interest.
- A research problem identifies a specific issue needing a solution, while a research topic is a broad area of investigation. (correct)
Which statement accurately describes a research topic?
Which statement accurately describes a research topic?
- It is a broad general area expected to be investigated. (correct)
- It is a specific problem that requires a solution.
- It summarizes the findings of the research study.
- It outlines the methodology of the research.
What is a research statement?
What is a research statement?
- An overview of previous research conducted in the field.
- A question that leads to the formulation of a hypothesis.
- A statement that specifies exactly what is being studied. (correct)
- A declaration of the researcher’s personal interest.
What is the role of identifying a knowledge gap in a research problem?
What is the role of identifying a knowledge gap in a research problem?
Which of the following best describes a situation regarded as a research problem?
Which of the following best describes a situation regarded as a research problem?
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Research Topic
Research Topic
A broad area of investigation, a general idea or concept.
Research Problem
Research Problem
A situation needing a solution, explanation, or prediction; a gap in knowledge.
Knowledge Gap
Knowledge Gap
An area lacking understanding; something needing investigation.
Research Statement
Research Statement
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Research Topic vs. Research Problem
Research Topic vs. Research Problem
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