1. Context: what the current situation is, and what’s wrong with the current situation. 2. Knowledge gap: scholar discussion on this topic 3. Significance of the problem.
Thank you, Levy! The knowledge gap should clearly articulate what remains unknown about the problem you plan to investigate. Try using this template: While ________ is known, _________ is unknown.
Very confusing , perplexing puzzling is this problem statement...At multiple places i found that literature review precedes problem statement but here Mam saying that problem statement leads to literature review... than how we got to know about the problem in first place?
It's an iterative cycle - you start with an idea of the problem and then review literature to learn about what others have discovered. You then revise your original problem statement and continue repeating this process until you have completed your review of the literature.
1. Context: what the current situation is, and what’s wrong with the current situation. 2. Knowledge gap: scholar discussion on this topic 3. Significance of the problem.
Exactly what I needed to hear as I write Chapter One this week. Thanks a lot
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Thank you ,love your explanation! I almost thought that you are just crying in this video.. with the red nose
Well, simple straightforward, thanks
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I don't get the knowledge gap... any example? Great video by the way 👏👍
Thank you, Levy! The knowledge gap should clearly articulate what remains unknown about the problem you plan to investigate. Try using this template:
While ________ is known, _________ is unknown.
nicely explained...
Very simple and clear explanation
Ooooh thank you so much was having a hard time.
loved it. Well explaind. Thanks!!!!
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Very confusing , perplexing puzzling is this problem statement...At multiple places i found that literature review precedes problem statement but here Mam saying that problem statement leads to literature review... than how we got to know about the problem in first place?
It's an iterative cycle - you start with an idea of the problem and then review literature to learn about what others have discovered. You then revise your original problem statement and continue repeating this process until you have completed your review of the literature.
Should I start my introduction with the research problem statement, or can I put it at the end of my Introduction?
What are the impact of economic integration to social economic development case study Europe problem statement
Outstanding content, very helpful for novice and senior researchers. Thank you.
very helpful and precise
This is great advice for staying grounded. It is incredibly easy to drift away while writing hundreds of pages.
Really you have fill my know...gap
I think gat an idea now
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