The research problem is the core academic articulation and justification that directly contributes to the existing body of literature (either creating novel work or extending, improving, or advancing innovative scholarship), with the ultimate goal of producing and situating an original piece within the vast body of scholarly work.
The research problem is an explicitly literature-grounded statement that identifies meaningful gaps in the existing works (primarily using peer-reviewed journal articles and scholarly books). That is why the literature review is crucial for recognizing the research problem, justifying the research gaps, and arguing that this is an original contribution.
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