The document outlines key considerations for conducting a research study, focusing on the importance of the research, its relevance to real-life problems, and the potential benefits it offers. It emphasizes the need for clear identification of analysis units and observations, as well as understanding the gaps in prior research efforts. Additionally, it highlights the importance of framing research goals and objectives within both a global and local context.

1. of the study
It is an explanation or underlying reason and basis of controlling
principles of opinion, belief, practice, or phenomena

2. 1. Why is this research important?
2. What real life or everyday problem does it relate to?
3. Can people relate to the problem in local and global context?
Consider the following:

3. 1. What benefit does the research promise?
2. Are the units of analysis and observations clearly identified?
3. What does the researcher hope to find out?
Consider the following:

4. 1. What was wrong or incomplete about prior efforts conducted?
2. Does it extend understanding of the phenomena investigated?
3. What is it ultimately trying to achieve?
Consider the following:

5. 1.Existing Literature
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6. 2. Global and Local
Context
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7. 3. Critical Background
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8. 4. Research Gap
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9. 5. Proof of Urgency
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10. 6. Research Goals or
Objectives
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