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Meaning
1. A question proposed for solution
2. A matter stated for examination
Definition
A problem is a situation for which we have no ready made solution.
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The following are the main sources to which one may proceed for a
suitable research problem:
1. Personal experiences of the investigator
2. Literature-research abstracts, journals, hand-books of research
international abstracts etc
3. The most practical source of problem is to consult supervisor,
experts of the field and most experienced person of the field.
4. It is a general practice that researchers suggest some problems
in their research reports. The researcher can pick up a suitable
problem for his own study.
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A problem statement must have the following characteristics:
1. It should ask about a relationship between two or more variables.
2. It should be stated clearly and unambiguously, usually in question
form.
3. It should be possible to collect data or answer the questions asked.
4. It should not represent a moral or ethical position.
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èriteria for the selection of the problem suggested by Good and Scates are as follows:
1. Novelty and avoidance of unnecessary duplications.
2. Importance for the field represented and implementation.
3. Interest, intellectual curiosity, and drive.
4. Training and personal qualifications.
5. Availability of data and method.
6. Special equipment and working conditions.
7. Approachability of the sample.
8. Sponsorship and administrative cooperation.
9. Hazards, penalties and handicaps.
10. èost and returns.
11. Time factor.
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A study should be delimited by the following aspects:
1. A study should be delimited to certain variables that should be mentioned
clearly in the problem.
2. The study is delimited to the area or level as primary level, secondary level,
college or university level.
3. Again study is delimited to size of sample. èonsidering the time, energy and
money, but it should be a representative.
4. Method of Research: A Problem or study may be conducted by different
methods but it is not possible. Therefore, the best method should be used so
that the study should be delimited to the method only.
5. @
: In behavioral science number of instruments are
available but all tools can not be used to measure Thus the best available tool
will be used for measuring the variable.
6.
: A number of techniques can be used for analyzing
data but most appropriate techniques should be used.
7. The other limitation should vary from problem to problem as every problem
has its own delimitations.
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The synopsis contains a clear and concise statement of the problem, the hypothesis
involved, a recognition of the significance of the problem, definitions of the important
terms, assumptions and limitations, a resume of related literature, an analysis of proposed
research producers, and a time schedule.
A research proposal includes. the following essential parts:
1. The Problem and statement of the problem.
2. The Review of literature or theoretical framework of the study.
3. The Hypotheses and objectives.
4. The Methodology and procedure of the study.
5. Educational implications or significance of the problem.
6. Definitions, assumptions and delimitations.
7. A tentative structure of the report.
8. Bibliography.
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