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What phase involves drafting questions to guide the investigation for resolving an identified problem?
What phase involves drafting questions to guide the investigation for resolving an identified problem?
- Problem identification.
- Problem formulation. (correct)
- Objectives formulation.
- Problem contextualization.
Which activity is most closely associated with drafting guiding questions for investigative work?
Which activity is most closely associated with drafting guiding questions for investigative work?
- Setting the objectives.
- Formulating the problem. (correct)
- The identification of the problem.
- Contextualizing the problem.
In the research process, which step requires the researcher to articulate one or more questions that will direct the course of the investigation?
In the research process, which step requires the researcher to articulate one or more questions that will direct the course of the investigation?
- Formulating the problem. (correct)
- Contextualizing the problem.
- Formulating objectives.
- Identifying the problem.
If a researcher is in the process of defining the specific questions to be answered by their study, which stage are they in?
If a researcher is in the process of defining the specific questions to be answered by their study, which stage are they in?
A research team is brainstorming specific inquiries to focus their data collection and analysis. Which phase of the research process are they most likely engaged in?
A research team is brainstorming specific inquiries to focus their data collection and analysis. Which phase of the research process are they most likely engaged in?
When does a researcher shift focus to developing key investigatory questions, given a broad understanding of the issue?
When does a researcher shift focus to developing key investigatory questions, given a broad understanding of the issue?
Which of the following steps in research design involves translating the research problem into actionable inquiries?
Which of the following steps in research design involves translating the research problem into actionable inquiries?
Consider a scenario where a research team is working to define the scope of their study by creating a list of specific questions. Which step are they performing?
Consider a scenario where a research team is working to define the scope of their study by creating a list of specific questions. Which step are they performing?
Which stage in the research methodology directly precedes the setting of specific objectives?
Which stage in the research methodology directly precedes the setting of specific objectives?
What is the immediate outcome of drafting a comprehensive set of questions during the problem formulation stage?
What is the immediate outcome of drafting a comprehensive set of questions during the problem formulation stage?
If a study's design includes a phase dedicated to 'drafting various guiding questions,' how would this phase contribute to solving the research problem?
If a study's design includes a phase dedicated to 'drafting various guiding questions,' how would this phase contribute to solving the research problem?
During which stage of research is it most important to ensure that every question directly contributes to solving the problem?
During which stage of research is it most important to ensure that every question directly contributes to solving the problem?
What is the primary goal of formulating specific questions within the research design process?
What is the primary goal of formulating specific questions within the research design process?
Imagine a research scenario where the team starts detailing specific questions related to environmental impact after identifying an issue with urban development. What stage are they in?
Imagine a research scenario where the team starts detailing specific questions related to environmental impact after identifying an issue with urban development. What stage are they in?
Which approach best enables a researcher to 'draft one or more questions to guide the investigation'?
Which approach best enables a researcher to 'draft one or more questions to guide the investigation'?
A researcher wants to transform a general concern about declining biodiversity into a structured, researchable topic. What should be their next step?
A researcher wants to transform a general concern about declining biodiversity into a structured, researchable topic. What should be their next step?
During a research project, creating a targeted list of questions helps bridge the gap between broad problems and practical solutions. In which phase of the project would this happen?
During a research project, creating a targeted list of questions helps bridge the gap between broad problems and practical solutions. In which phase of the project would this happen?
Why is developing a targeted list of questions essential during the problem formulation phase of a research project?
Why is developing a targeted list of questions essential during the problem formulation phase of a research project?
A research team has defined project aims and is listing what they want to study after identifying and contextualizing the problem. Which phase are they in?
A research team has defined project aims and is listing what they want to study after identifying and contextualizing the problem. Which phase are they in?
A team has realized their broad problem has an extremely wide scope. Which of the following can help them narrow their focus via the creation of specific research questions?
A team has realized their broad problem has an extremely wide scope. Which of the following can help them narrow their focus via the creation of specific research questions?
Flashcards
Problem formulation definition
Problem formulation definition
The stage where one or more questions are written to guide the investigation to solve the identified problem.
Problem contextualization
Problem contextualization
Understanding the background and wider context of a problem to frame it appropriately.
Formulation of objectives
Formulation of objectives
Setting specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals for addressing a problem.
Problem identification
Problem identification
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Study Notes
- The question asks which stage involves drafting one or more questions to guide research in solving the identified problem.
- The correct answer is "Formulación del problema" (Problem Formulation).
- Problem Formulation involves defining the problem clearly and developing research questions.
- Contextualization of the problem involves understanding its background and environment.
- Formulation of objectives sets specific goals for the research.
- Identification of the problem involves recognizing and defining the problem itself.
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