Question

What distinguishes a well-formulated research problem from a poorly formulated one?

• A. A well-formulated research problem is broad and general, while a poorly formulated one is specific
• B. A well-formulated research problem is feasible and manageable, while a poorly formulated one is too complex or abstract
• C. A well-formulated research problem has a clear and predetermined solution while a poorly formulated one lacks direction,
• D. A well-formulated research problem is subjective and open-ended, while a poorly formulated one is objective and precise

Answer 1

Answer: (B)

A well-formulated research problem is feasible and manageable, while a poorly formulated one is too complex or abstract

Answer 2

A well-formulated research problem should be clear, feasible, and specific, whereas a poorly formulated problem is usually too vague or complex to
address effectively.