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Froggy Jumps Narrowing the Research ProblemOnline version Craft specific, measurable research problems by mat 1 What is a primary feature of a good research problem that makes it manageable to study? a Specificity that narrows scope b Ambiguity to encourage interpretation c Vagueness to allow broad exploration 2 Which framework helps ensure a research problem is measurable and time-bound? a PESTEL framework b SMART framework c SWOT analysis 3 Which strategy best helps make a broad topic more specific? a Generalize to larger populations b Add a locale, sample, or time frame c Increase the number of variables 4 Which is a key way to narrow a topic by focusing on one facet? a Random sampling b Aspect approach c Relentless broadening 5 What should you include to ensure a topic is researchable within resources? a Unbounded timeframe b Attainability constraint (resources/time) c Unlimited budget 6 Which type of sub-question is useful when a topic is descriptive? a Comparative questions b Predictive questions c Descriptive questions 7 Which strategy helps ensure the topic addresses a genuine gap? a Avoid local relevance b Replicate existing studies only c Demonstrate originality and relevance 8 What kind of question asks how different samples compare? a Comparative questions b Descriptive questions c Causal questions 9 Which criterion helps decide if a topic is worth pursuing for a given community? a High cost only b Relevance to the community c Excessive novelty 10 Which practice prevents a topic from becoming too narrow to study? a Balance specificity with data availability b Ignoring literature c Over-narrowing without data

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Narrowing the Research ProblemOnline version

Craft specific, measurable research problems

by mat

What is a primary feature of a good research problem that makes it manageable to study?

Specificity that narrows scope

Ambiguity to encourage interpretation

Vagueness to allow broad exploration

Which framework helps ensure a research problem is measurable and time-bound?

PESTEL framework

SMART framework

SWOT analysis

Which strategy best helps make a broad topic more specific?

Generalize to larger populations

Add a locale, sample, or time frame

Increase the number of variables

Which is a key way to narrow a topic by focusing on one facet?

Random sampling

Aspect approach

Relentless broadening

What should you include to ensure a topic is researchable within resources?

Unbounded timeframe

Attainability constraint (resources/time)

Unlimited budget

Which type of sub-question is useful when a topic is descriptive?

Comparative questions

Predictive questions

Descriptive questions

Which strategy helps ensure the topic addresses a genuine gap?

Avoid local relevance

Replicate existing studies only

Demonstrate originality and relevance

What kind of question asks how different samples compare?

Comparative questions

Descriptive questions

Causal questions

Which criterion helps decide if a topic is worth pursuing for a given community?

High cost only

Relevance to the community

Excessive novelty

Which practice prevents a topic from becoming too narrow to study?

Balance specificity with data availability

Ignoring literature

Over-narrowing without data

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by mat

What is a primary feature of a good research problem that makes it manageable to study?

Which framework helps ensure a research problem is measurable and time-bound?

Which strategy best helps make a broad topic more specific?

Which is a key way to narrow a topic by focusing on one facet?

What should you include to ensure a topic is researchable within resources?

Which type of sub-question is useful when a topic is descriptive?

Which strategy helps ensure the topic addresses a genuine gap?

What kind of question asks how different samples compare?

Which criterion helps decide if a topic is worth pursuing for a given community?

Which practice prevents a topic from becoming too narrow to study?

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