Identify Research Problem for research questions.pptx

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Research Problem: The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health Among Adolescents
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In recent years, social media has become an integral part of daily life, especially among adolescents. Platforms like Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok provide avenues for self-expression, social interaction, ...


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WRITING YOUR RESEARCH PROBLEM DR SITI NOR BAYAAH AHMAD

Why the Research Problem is Important? It establishes the importance of the topics It creates reader interest It focuses the reader’s attention on how the study will add to the literature

Problems with Problem Statement Many students are confused on how to frame a research problem Many can't find a rational for the investigation Poor research agenda leads to poor problem statement

What should Problem Statement Provide? Rationale for the study Literature and data to confirm the need to address the problem Clarity and precision and not generalized and irresponsible statement Identification of what would be studied Wo what?? Address this to prove that your research is not trivial Cut down jargons

Ask these QUESTIONS to yourself Why this topic really needs to be investigated?? What are the drivers for this investigation? Will the world stop spinning if you don’t do this?

Justify the Importance of the Research Problem Justification based on what other researchers have found Justification based on personal or workplace experiences Justification based on the experiences that others have had in the workplace

Determining Whether a Problem Should be Researched Can you study the problem? Do you have access to the research site? Do you have the time, resources, and skills to carry out the research? Should you study the problem? Does it advance knowledge? Does it contribute to practice?

Determining Whether a Problem Should be Researched (cont.) Will your study fill a gap or void in the existing literature? Will your study replace a past study but examine different participants and different research site? Will your study extend past research or examine the topic more thoroughly?

Other parts of Research A research topic is the broad subject matter that being address in a study A research problem is an educational issue or problem in the study Research questions are those that the researcher would like answered or addresses in the study A purpose is the major intent or objective of the study

ABSTRACT NO CITATION (must start with “TO”) (respondents, participants, research design, data collection) Originality/Contribution “This study will produce a new model …” “This study will benefit…” One page max

Abstract Objective The main objective of this study is to … Methodology This study uses qualitative methods that take a holistic perspective that….. Findings The findings will later be implemented as a model for …….. to improve their economy, thus becoming more competitive. Originality of the research It is rare when it comes to developing ….. economy with the involvement of multiple parties, and furthermore using social entrepreneurship methods. Practicality This study will benefit…

It is the objective of the study, but in the form of questions NO CITATION HOW and WHY only WHEN, WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHICH TITLE: Examine the Influence of Perceived Value and Personal Values on Generation Z’s Purchase Intention of Homegrown Cosmetic Product: Moderated by Social media OBJECTIVE: TO examine the influence of perceived value and personal values on gen z purchase intention of homegrown cosmetic product RESEARCH QUESTION: 1. Why perceived and personal values are important to Gen Z in making a purchase decision of homegrown cosmetics products?   2. How does perceived and personal values of Gen Z can influence their purchase decision making of homegrown cosmetics products?   3. How do social media affect the Gen Z’s purchase decision making on homegrown cosmetics products? THE ANSWER IS IN CHAPTER 4 AND SUMMARISE OR CONCLUDE IN CHAPTER 5