Remedial 3 in Research Quarter 1

The research problem in an experimental research proposal should be broad and open-ended.

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It is acceptable to have multiple research questions in a single research proposal as it shows the complexity of the study.

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A hypothesis is a statement that presents a testable and specific prediction about the expected outcome of the study.

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• False

The research problem should be stated in a way that it provides a clear and specific focus for the study.

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Hypotheses are optional and not necessary in an experimental research proposal.

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It's important to use vague and ambiguous language when stating the research problem to allow for multiple interpretations.

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Research questions and hypotheses should be based on a thorough review of the existing literature.

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In a research problem, it's important to specify the scope and limitations of the study.

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Hypotheses should only be written in a positive direction, indicating the expected relationship between variables.

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The research problem should be answered directly in the proposal, while hypotheses should remain unaddressed until the actual study.

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• False