Lecture Glossary

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This glossary contains essential terms related to the lecture on "The Research Problem." It serves as a quick reference to help you understand key concepts involved in identifying, formulating, and evaluating a research problem.

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Scope

The boundaries or limits of a research problem (e.g., population, context) to keep it manageable and focused.

Significance

The importance or value of a research problem, based on its potential impact on theory, practice, or society.

Sources of Research Problems

Origins from which research problems arise, such as personal experience, literature, practical needs, or theory.

Stakeholders

Individuals or groups (e.g., teachers, students) affected by or knowledgeable about an issue, who can suggest research problems.

Statement of the Problem

A formal, concise explanation of the research problem, including context, gap, significance, and scope.