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Problem Statement
A clear, concise description of the issue to be addressed, answering: What is the problem/importance.
Problem Statement Characteristics
The three required characteristics: Specific, Focused, and Researchable.
Components of Problem Statement
Context, gap, problem, impact.
Context
The background information about the research and the significance of the problem.
Gap
What is missing in the current knowledge or research, and why addressing it is important.
Problem
Specific issue, highlight negative consequences
Impact
The potential solutions, theoretical implications, and practical implications of the research.
Research Introduction/Background
Provides context and rationale for the study, summarizes key literature, identifies the research gap, and states research objectives or questions.
Structure of a Research Background
Introduce broad topic, review relevant theories/studies, identify gaps, justify study, and transition to research question/hypothesis.