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    The document discusses the differences between research problems and research questions. It states that a research problem pushes one to find a solution through conducting research, while research questions are formulated to investigate specific aspects of the research problem. It also provides guidelines for formulating good research questions, such as basing them on background knowledge and literature reviews, making them specific and measurable, and avoiding yes/no questions. The document emphasizes that research questions should be directly related to the overall research problem.

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    The document discusses the differences between research problems and research questions. It states that a research problem pushes one to find a solution through conducting research, while research questions are formulated to investigate specific aspects of the research problem. It also provides guidelines for formulating good research questions, such as basing them on background knowledge and literature reviews, making them specific and measurable, and avoiding yes/no questions. The document emphasizes that research questions should be directly related to the overall research problem.

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    The document discusses the differences between research problems and research questions. It states that a research problem pushes one to find a solution through conducting research, while research questions are formulated to investigate specific aspects of the research problem. It also provides guidelines for formulating good research questions, such as basing them on background knowledge and literature reviews, making them specific and measurable, and avoiding yes/no questions. The document emphasizes that research questions should be directly related to the overall research problem.

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    RESEARCH

    PROBLEM VS.
    RESEARCH
    QUESTION
    PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1

    Louella Grace B. Marungoy | Saint Louis University


    OBJECTIVES
    COMPARE RESEARCH PROBLEM AND RESEARCH
    QUESTION;

    ELABORATE ON THE GUIDELINES IN


    FORMULATING RESEARCH QUESTIONS; AND

    IDENTIFY A POSSIBLE RESEARCH PROBLEM AND


    ITS RESEARCH QUESTIONS THROUGH A TABLE.
    ACTIVITY 1: NARROW IT DOWN

    ARRANGE THE FOLLOWING FROM BROAD


    (GENERAL) TO NARROW (SPECIFIC) TOPICS.

    ___ HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS


    ___ TEENAGE MARRIAGE
    ___ THE ADVANTAGES OF EARLY MARRIAGE
    ___ MARRIAGE
    ACTIVITY 1: NARROW IT DOWN

    ARRANGE THE FOLLOWING FROM BROAD


    (GENERAL) TO NARROW (SPECIFIC) TOPICS.

    _1_ HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS


    _3_ TEENAGE MARRIAGE
    _4_ THE ADVANTAGES AND
    DISADVANTAGES OF EARLY MARRIAGE
    _2_ MARRIAGE
    ACTIVITY 1: NARROW IT DOWN

    ARRANGE THE FOLLOWING FROM BROAD


    (GENERAL) TO NARROW (SPECIFIC) TOPICS.

    __ SYMPTOMS OF AIDS
    __ ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY
    SYNDROME OR AIDS
    __ PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS OF AIDS
    ACTIVITY 1: NARROW IT DOWN

    ARRANGE THE FOLLOWING FROM BROAD


    (GENERAL) TO NARROW (SPECIFIC) TOPICS.

    _2_ SYMPTOMS OF AIDS


    _1_ ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY
    SYNDROME OR AIDS
    _3_ PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS OF AIDS
    RESEARCH P________
    “problem” - pushes you to exert
    considerable effort in finding a
    solution --> think of conducting a
    research, investigation, or inquiry
    research - considered as a
    remedy for getting over any
    problem
    this will lead you to a specific
    topic to focus on
    RESEARCH PROBLEM
    “problem” - pushes you to exert
    considerable effort in finding a
    solution --> think of conducting a
    research, investigation, or inquiry
    research - considered as a
    remedy for getting over any
    problem
    this will lead you to a specific
    topic to focus on
    B_____________ OF THE
    PROBLEM
    spend time getting background knowledge
    about the problem that triggered your
    research topic - what do others, especially
    experts, say about your topic
    discover some theories or principles ->
    support your study
    review of related literature - intensive
    reading
    BACKGROUND OF THE
    PROBLEM
    spend time getting background knowledge
    about the problem that triggered your
    research topic - what do others, especially
    experts, say about your topic
    discover some theories or principles ->
    support your study
    review of related literature - intensive
    reading
    RESEARCH Q________
    formulated with the help of your background knowledge and the
    research problem
    investigate specific aspects of the research problem; possibility - a
    specific question may have another sub-problem or sub-question
    -> require a different data-gathering technique and may direct
    to a mixed method approach
    sub-questions - help you determine the type of data and the
    method of collecting, analyzing, and presenting data
    RESEARCH QUESTION
    formulated with the help of your background knowledge and the
    research problem
    investigate specific aspects of the research problem; possibility - a
    specific question may have another sub-problem or sub-question
    -> require a different data-gathering technique and may direct
    to a mixed method approach
    sub-questions - help you determine the type of data and the
    method of collecting, analyzing, and presenting data
    RESEARCH QUESTION
    For a clearer direction
    General question --into--> several
    smaller or specific research questions
    (sub-problems)
    Sub-problems - identify the exact
    aspect of the problem that your study
    has to focus on
    Research Problem: The need to have a safer, comfortable, and healthful
    walk transfer of the students from place to place in the BCNSHS
    Research Topic: The Construction of a Covered Pathway in the BCNSHS
    Campus
    General Question: What kind of covered path should UST construct in
    its campus?
    Specific Questions:
    1. What materials are needed for the construction of the covered
    pathway in the BCNSHS campus?
    2. What roofing material is appropriate for the covered path?
    3. In what way can the covered pathway link all buildings in the campus?
    4. What is the width and height of the covered path?
    5. How can the covered path realize green architecture?
    GUIDELINES ON FORMULATING RESEARCH
    QUESTIONS

    RESEARCH RESEARCH
    PROBLEM QUESTION

    Establish a clear relation between the research questions and the problem
    or topic.
    GUIDELINES ON FORMULATING RESEARCH
    QUESTIONS

    Base your research questions


    on the RRL - existing
    published works build your
    good background knowledge
    of the research problem.

    GUIDELINES ON FORMULATING RESEARCH


    QUESTIONS

    Formulate research
    questions that can spark
    your curiosity - especially
    about a problem that was
    never investigated upon.

    GUIDELINES ON FORMULATING RESEARCH


    QUESTIONS

    State your research questions in


    such a way that they include
    dependent and independent
    variables referred to by the
    theories, principles, or
    concepts underlying your
    research work.

    GUIDELINES ON FORMULATING RESEARCH


    QUESTIONS

    Let the set of research


    questions or sub-problems be
    preceded by one question
    expressing the main problem of
    the research. (One main
    question --followed by--> set
    of sub-questions)

    GUIDELINES ON FORMULATING RESEARCH


    QUESTIONS

    Avoid research questions


    that are answerable with
    “yes” or “no” -->
    q_______________ research.
    GUIDELINES ON FORMULATING RESEARCH
    QUESTIONS
    Be guided by SMART in formulating research
    questions
    SPECIFIC - exact answers and observable things
    MEASURABLE - extent or limit of the data colllected
    ATTAINABLE - within reach and not too difficult to
    achieve
    REALISTIC - conclusion should be indicative or related to
    what are objective, factual, and real in this world.
    TIME-BOUND - time frame and completion period of the
    study
    IN GENERAL
    WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
    RESEARCH PROBLEM AND RESEARCH
    QUESTION?

    HOW DOES THE BACKGROUND OF THE


    PROBLEM HELP IN FORMULATING
    RESEARCH QUESTIONS?
    IN GENERAL

    WHAT ARE SOME OF THE GUIDELINES IN


    FORMULATING RESEARCH QUESTIONS?
    LET'S EVALUATE. . .

    1. WHAT IS S? M? A? R? T?

    LET'S EVALUATE. . .
    2. WHICH PART HELPS YOU DEVELOP
    OR INCREASE YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND
    DISCOVER PRINCIPLES OR THEORIES
    FOR YOUR TOPIC?

    LET'S EVALUATE. . .

    3. WHAT IDENTIFIES THE EXACT ASPECT


    OF THE PROBLEM THAT YOUR STUDY HAS
    TO FOCUS ON?

    LET'S EVALUATE. . .

    4. TRUE OR FALSE. NO RESEARCH


    PROBLEM MEANS NO RESEARCH
    QUESTIONS.

    LET'S EVALUATE. . .

    5. THIS INVOLVES INTENSE READING IN


    ORDER FOR YOU TO UNDERSTAND YOUR
    TOPIC.

    LET'S EVALUATE. . .
    WHAT IS ONE THING THAT STUCK IN YOUR
    MIND ABOUT FORMULATING RESEARCH
    QUESTIONS?

    WHAT DO WE MEAN BY THE "SMART"


    PRINCIPLE?
    THANK YOU FOR
    LISTENING! :*
    Don't hesitate to ask any questions!

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