Question $34$:

Which statement best describes a well$-$formulated research problem?

a$)$ It is broad and encompasses multiple unrelated issues.

b$)$ It is specific, clear, and manageable within the scope of the study.

c$)$ It focuses solely on the author's personal experiences.

d$)$ It replaces the need for a background section.

Question $35$:

How do the title, background, and problem statement interconnect in a research study?

a$)$ They serve as interchangeable components.

b$)$ They operate independently of each other.

c$)$ They complement and reinforce each other.

d$)$ They replace the need for data collection.

Question $36$:

When developing a research study, what consideration is crucial for integrating the title, background, and problem statement?

a$)$ Keeping them isolated for clarity

b$)$ Balancing the need for clarity and conciseness

c$)$ Omitting the background section to save space

d$)$ Ignoring the research problem for brevity

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