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What are the four components of a research gap?
What are the four components of a research gap?
- Introduction, Literature Review, Methodology, and Conclusion
- Problem Statement, Research Questions, Significance, and Scope
- Literature Review, Current Practices, Research Gap, and Study's Limitation
- Current State of the Field, Current and Conventional Practices, Research Gap, and Study's New Contribution (correct)
What is the purpose of a problem statement in a research study?
What is the purpose of a problem statement in a research study?
- To identify the research site and participants
- To introduce the research methodology and design
- To review the current state of the field and conventional practices
- To clearly express the purpose of the study using qualitative words (correct)
What should a general problem statement in a qualitative study include?
What should a general problem statement in a qualitative study include?
- A clear identification of the research site, participants, and central phenomenon (correct)
- A statement of the significance of the study
- A review of the current literature on the topic
- A detailed description of the research methodology
What is the correct structure of a purpose statement in a qualitative study?
What is the correct structure of a purpose statement in a qualitative study?
How many types of research questions are there according to Creswell and Clark (2014)?
How many types of research questions are there according to Creswell and Clark (2014)?
What comes after the general problem statement in a qualitative study?
What comes after the general problem statement in a qualitative study?
What is the purpose of central questions in research?
What is the purpose of central questions in research?
What type of research questions are answerable by yes or no?
What type of research questions are answerable by yes or no?
Who provided guidelines in formulating the research question?
Who provided guidelines in formulating the research question?
What is the goal of factor-isolating questions?
What is the goal of factor-isolating questions?
What type of research questions ask 'What is happening here?'?
What type of research questions ask 'What is happening here?'?
Who further classified research questions into factor-isolating, relating, and producing questions?
Who further classified research questions into factor-isolating, relating, and producing questions?
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