Quantitative Problem Statement (Chapter 3)

Quantitative Problem Statement (Chapter 3)

1. It consists in structuring more formally the idea of research.

   • Here are developed
     • The elements of research
       • Objectives
         • Establish that it is intended in the investigation
       • Questions
         • tells us what answers must be found through research
       • Justification
         • Why and for what the research should be done
       • Feasibility
         • whether or not it is possible to conduct the investigation
       • Evaluation of deficiencies
         • It locates the evolution of the study of the problem.
       • conduct concrete research with the possibility of empirical proof

2. Criteria to evaluate the importance of an investigation

   • convenience
   • social relevance
   • practical implications
   • theoretical value
   • methodological usefulness