THE STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

1. What do you write in the topic definition?

• The name of the topic

• An opinion about the topic

• The definition and relevance of the topic

• The justification

What aspect you DON'T include in the problem description?

• The definition of the problem from theory or articles

• Evidence of the problem from surveys and observations

• The objectives of the research problem solution

• Gaps in existing knowledge about the problem

3. What information you DO NOT include in the justification of the importance of researching the problem?

• The ethical value of the research

• The relevance for the academic community

• The monetary relevance

• The relevance for the students

4. What information you DO NOT include in the audiences section?

• The sample who will be investigated

• The potential academic readers

• The potential administrative readers

• General public that might be benefited by reading the research

5. What is the main characteristic of an academic paragraph?

• It has topic sentence and supporting argyments

• It has a topic sentence

• It has references from different authors

• It has APA citation