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This document discusses characteristics of a good research problem and how to identify one. A research problem is a question a researcher wants to answer or a problem they want to solve. It should have a clear objective, alternative courses of action, and leave some doubt about which alternative is best. Good sources of research problems come from personal experiences, existing theories, and identifying issues or areas for improvement. The steps to identifying a research problem are to outline areas of interest, choose a topic, narrow the topic, and identify the specific problem and purpose of the study. Selection of a problem considers criteria like whether it is timely, has available data, and is feasible, solvable, urgent and interesting to research.
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- Formulating a research problem is a complex process involving selecting a topic, reviewing literature and theory, delimiting the topic, and developing a clear problem statement.
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- 2. Research Problem.. The word research mean finding the answers to the questions. A research problem is a question that researcher wants to answer or a problem that a researcher wants to solve.
- 4. Characteristic of Research Problem :- There must be one or group which has some problem. There must be some objective(s). Alternative courses of action for obtaining the objective. Some doubt must be in mind of researcher in selection of alternatives. Research topic must be very clear and easy to understand. Easy language is a key to success.
- 5. Sources of Research Problem Personal experiences Practical experience Pervious research Existing theories Consumer feedback Performance improvement Social issues Brainstorming (the problem statement should address all six question:- what, how, where , when , who , why)
- 6. Steps in identifying a Research Problem Outline areas of interest Choose a topic Narrow your topic Identify a research problem Identify the purpose for your study 1.Read about your interests 2.Talk to colleagues 3.Ask ques. 4.Find out what other doing
- 7. Selection of the Research Problem Selection is the process by which the identified problem is clear (clarify) and structured(arrange) by focusing on specific targets and emphasizing on certain variables.
- 8. Criteria for selecting good research problem depend on following characteristics:- Time-lines of the problem Data availability Feasible Solvable/ researchable urgency interesting
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