sop

• statement of the problem - defines and describe the s the research hypothesis questions(s) along with the broad method that will be used to solve the problem
• statement of the problem - well formulated statement of the problem sets the stage for the rest of our study, including how we will address the problem and any anticipated outcomes or answers
• statement of the problem - once you have clearly laid out the core issue, you'll have a much sharper focus for conducting and writing up the rest of your study
• statement of the problem - clear and straightforward statement will also inform and impress your reader in grasping the issues that your proposed project will address
• general problem and specific problem/research question - 2 parts of SOP
• general problem - consist of a sentence as opening of SOP. States the core issue of our research. It is in declarative sentence form
• specific problem/research question - it is in question form. The study that aims to answer. These question often address an issue or analysis and interpretation of data are answered in study's conclusion
• demographic profile - belong to specific problem that writes in question form, that is the first thing to put
• contextualized, focused, specific, direct to the point, relevant to the topic or the main problem - things to remember in writing SOP