RES10. RRL and Reserch Questions

Which of the following best defines a research problem?

• A list of references from other studies

• A specific issue requiring systematic investigation

• A general idea about any topic

• A yes/no question

Which quality ensures a research problem is not overly broad?

• Interesting scope

• Focused boundaries

• Extensive background

• Unlimited coverage

A research problem must be:

• Based on intuition alone

• Researchable through data collection and analysis

• Dependent on subjective feelings

• Answerable only by yes/no

Which is NOT a common source of research problems?

• Personal frustrations

• Community challenges

• Random guesses without observation

• School environment insights

Problem Tree Analysis shows:

• Only the effects of a problem

• Causes (roots), problem (trunk), and effects (branches)

• The research methodology

• The literature gap only

The purpose of Problem Tree Analysis is to:

• Prove hypotheses immediately

• Identify root causes and consequences of the problem

• Replace the need for research questions

• Summarize findings

Which question type asks 'What is happening?'

• Comparative

• Relational

• Descriptive

• Predictive

'Is there a difference between male and female students' study habits?' is an example of:

• Relational question

• Comparative question

• Descriptive question

• Evaluative question

'Is there a relationship between screen time and attention span?' is an example of:

• Descriptive question

• Comparative question

• Relational question

• Historical question

Which is NOT part of SMART criteria for research questions?

• Specific

• Achievable

• Time-bound

• Abstract