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What is the primary purpose of the Statement of the Problem in a research paper?
What is the primary purpose of the Statement of the Problem in a research paper?
- To formally state the problem to be investigated (correct)
- To present the research findings
- To describe the methodology used
- To summarize the literature review
Which characteristic is least important when determining the clarity of a research question?
Which characteristic is least important when determining the clarity of a research question?
- The structure of the question
- Use of complex terminology (correct)
- The intended respondents
- The specificity of the inquiry
Research questions that are primarily derived from the broader research problem are classified as what type?
Research questions that are primarily derived from the broader research problem are classified as what type?
- Exploratory Research Questions
- General Research Questions (correct)
- Concrete Research Questions
- Hypothetical Research Questions
What characteristic ensures that research questions do not negatively impact participants?
What characteristic ensures that research questions do not negatively impact participants?
Which of the following is NOT a type of research question mentioned?
Which of the following is NOT a type of research question mentioned?
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Statement of the Problem Purpose
Statement of the Problem Purpose
To formally state the central issue or gap that the research aims to address.
Ethical Consideration
Ethical Consideration
Ensuring the research doesn't negatively impact participants involved.
General Research Questions
General Research Questions
Questions derived directly from the overarching research problem, setting the scope.
Study Notes
Statement of the Problem
- Essential section of a research paper where the main problem to be studied is presented.
- Clarifies what researchers seek to answer through the study.
Research Questions
- Help define and articulate the research problem.
- Act as sub-problems of the main issue being explored.
- Informative in nature, detailing methods for data collection and analysis.
Characteristics of Good Research Questions
- Feasibility: Consideration of resources such as time, energy, finances, and availability of respondents.
- Clarity: Questions should be clearly articulated to ensure understanding among readers.
- Significance: Research should be meaningful, providing valuable contributions to society.
- Ethical: Safeguard the well-being of participants, avoiding mental or physical harm.
Formulating Research Questions
- Divided into two main types:
- General Questions: Broadly derived from the primary research problem.
- Specific Questions: Detailed and focused, connected to the general research question.
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