Analyzing Research Problem Statements and Generating New Research Questions Find an Academic Article: Each student should select an academic article from their field of interest that clearly presents a research problem statement. This could be from a journal, conference proceedings, or other reputable trustable sources. Recognize the Research Question(s): Read the chosen article thoroughly and identify the main research question(s) the study aims to address. It might be explicitly stated or implied in the introduction and problem statement sections. Formulate a New Research Question: Building on the identified research problem statement, craft a new research question that extends or complements the existing research. This new question should delve into a related, yet distinct, aspect of the topic. Post and Discuss: Start a new thread in the forum with the following components: The citation or link to the chosen academic article. The original research problem statement. The recognized research question(s) from the article. Your newly formulated research question. Remember, the goal is to understand how research questions evolve and to refine