Research Problem: Identification and Formulation

Research involves conducting investigations or experiments with the goal of uncovering and interpreting facts, revising existing theories or laws, or applying new or revised theories and laws in practical ways.

The research process starts by identifying a specific problem and understanding its significance through literature review and expert consultation. This leads to the formulation of research problems, guiding focused investigation. These problems address concerns, highlight areas for improvement, and direct scholarly exploration. Importantly, a well-defined research problem avoids vagueness and value-based queries. It outlines study objectives, defines scope, and serves as a roadmap for empirical research.

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