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    The document discusses the importance of developing a specific and feasible research problem. It defines specificity as having a clearly defined, narrow problem statement including specific details. Feasibility refers to a problem being practically achievable given available resources. Examples show non-researchable questions are too broad, subjective or unverifiable, while researchable questions can be answered through empirical data collection and analysis.

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    GROUP 5

    [The Specificity and Feasibility of


    the Problem Posed]
    The Specificity and Feasibility of the Problem Posed

    A specific and feasible research problem In order to assess the specificity and feasibility
    must introduce the general area under of a problem posed, it's important to consider a
    study and details the more narrow few key factors:
    questions. Research problems must be  Clarity of the problem statement: Is the
    compelling topic which means it should problem clearly defined and easy to
    be relevant to specific discipline. understand? Does it include specific details
    about the issue being addressed?
    The Specificity and Feasibility of the Problem Posed

     Scope of the problem: Is the problem narrow and


    well-defined, or is it broad and vague? A specific
    problem is more likely to be feasible, as it's easier
     Potential for impact: Is the problem significant
    to identify potential solutions and take action. enough to warrant attention and resources? Will
    addressing it lead to meaningful improvements or
     Availability of resources: Are there sufficient benefits?
    resources available to address the problem? This
    includes things like time, funding, and personnel.
    Specificity of the Problem

    For example, "How can we reduce plastic waste in


    our office by 50% in the next six months?"
    The specificity of a problem refers to
    how clearly and precisely the
    problem is defined. A specific
    problem is one that is well-defined,
    clear, and narrowly focused.
    Feasibility of the Problem

    For example, if a team is tasked with reducing plastic


    waste in an office, they may propose a solution to
    Feasibility, on the other hand, refers
    switch from disposable cups to reusable mugs. to the practicality and achievability
    of a proposed solution. A feasible
    problem is one that is realistically
    achievable given the available
    resources, time, and expertise.
    Research Problem has 2 parts
    General statement of the problem

    Specific research questions


    Examples of non-researchable questions include: A non-researchable question is a
    NON-RESEARCHABLE
    question that cannot be answered
    What is the meaning of life?
    QUESTION
    through research or scientific inquiry.
    Is there a God?
    It may be too broad, vague,
    What is the best way to be happy? subjective, or unverifiable.
    Who is the most beautiful person in the world?
    What is the best way to raise a child?

    These questions cannot be answered through research


    because they are subjective, philosophical, or based on
    personal opinions rather than empirical evidence. While
    they may be interesting or important questions to
    explore, they are not suitable for research studies that
    require empirical data and objective analysis.
    Examples of researchable questions include:
    What is the relationship between sleep duration and academic
    RESEARCHABLE
    A researchable question is a question
    performance among college students? QUESTION
    that can be answered through research
    How effective is cognitive-behavioral therapy in treating
    depression in adults? or scientific inquiry. It is typically
    What is the impact of social media on the self-esteem of focused, specific, and measurable,
    teenage girls? and it guides the research process by
    What are the factors that influence customer loyalty in the providing a clear direction for data
    airline industry?
    collection and analysis.
    How does parental involvement affect the academic
    achievement of elementary school children?

    These questions can be answered through research


    because they are specific, measurable, and testable.
    They can be explored through empirical data collection
    and analysis, and they can provide insights and findings
    that can be used to inform decision-making, policy
    development, and further research.

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