A research gap refers to an area in the existing body of knowledge where there is a lack of information or unanswered questions that need further investigation.
Imagine you are exploring a vast library filled with books on various topics. A research gap is like finding an empty shelf, indicating that there is no book available on that particular subject yet.
Literature Review: A literature review involves examining and summarizing existing research studies and publications related to a specific topic.
Hypothesis: A hypothesis is a proposed explanation or prediction about the relationship between variables, which can be tested through research.
Research Question: A research question is a clear and focused inquiry that guides the entire research process and helps identify the purpose of the study.
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