The document discusses selecting and defining a good research problem. It provides definitions of a research problem, noting that it is a situation without a ready solution that requires investigation. Key criteria for a good research problem are that it is relevant, interesting to the researcher, contains originality, can be empirically tested, and fulfills objectives. Good sources for problems include published works, previous research records, and discussions with experts. The problem should be clear, novel, important, and amenable to investigation with available guidance, data, cooperation and facilities.