Research Gap (research gap) is a gap or research gap that can be entered by a researcher based on the experience or findings of previous researchers.
Scientific research is based on getting a new answer to something that is a problem.
Therefore, researchers must deal with something that becomes a problem supported by good research justification or justification and try to find new answers to problems that are important to research.
Scientific research is based on getting a new answer to something that is a problem.
Therefore, researchers must deal with something that becomes a problem supported by good research justification or justification and try to find new answers to problems that are important to research.
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Characteristics of research gap:
1) Good conceptual order, but no empirical proof yet,
2) Research problems that have not been answered or hypotheses that have not been proven,
3) Research findings that are controversial to other similar studies,
4) Research results that leave weaknesses.
The source of the Research Gap (research gap) is by reading and reviewing the results of existing research.
1. Textbooks are reading materials prepared specifically for the purpose of teaching and learning.
2. Unpublished research reports.
3. Proceedings of Scientific Meetings in the field of science.
Proceedings are a collection of scientific papers prepared as a result of a scientific meeting in a particular field of science.
Such manuscripts are usually published after a process of in-depth discussion on various aspects of the research covered in the manuscript.
Proceedings are a collection of scientific papers prepared as a result of a scientific meeting in a particular field of science.
Such manuscripts are usually published after a process of in-depth discussion on various aspects of the research covered in the manuscript.
4. Scientific Readings.
Readings that are not textbooks but contain in-depth explorations of a field or are written across disciplines.
Readings that are not textbooks but contain in-depth explorations of a field or are written across disciplines.
5. Thesis and dissertation.
This manuscript is the result of research used by someone to get a master’s and doctoral degree in a particular field of science.
This manuscript is the result of research used by someone to get a master’s and doctoral degree in a particular field of science.
6. Journal Referral Manuscripts in the field of science.
This manuscript is the most prestigious manuscript as the main reference of a scientific research.
This manuscript is the most prestigious manuscript as the main reference of a scientific research.
Theory Gap
Theory gap is the gap or inability of a theory to explain a phenomenon, therefore the theory is then questioned.
The difference between the theory gap and the research gap is in the amount of coverage.
The difference between the theory gap and the research gap is in the amount of coverage.
Once the sources of the problem are found, the researcher will begin to obtain many problems over a condition.
In order to make it easier to focus on the research, the researcher needs to formulate the problem first with a certain background, then narrowed down to formulate the research problem, then design the research itself.
In order to make it easier to focus on the research, the researcher needs to formulate the problem first with a certain background, then narrowed down to formulate the research problem, then design the research itself.
Similarly, the process of stating the problem can be done for all sources of problems, whether the problem comes from field phenomena or from previous research or from established theories.
A research problem is a formulation of how a problem will be solved through scientific research.
After the research problem is developed, the researcher can detail how to solve his research problem by developing various research questions that will lead the researcher to conduct a literature review to develop his research hypothesis.
Research questions are questions that are deliberately asked by the researcher to provoke answers to the research problem.
Example of how to present gap research: [ download ] Example of a journal with gap research: [ download ]
A research problem is a formulation of how a problem will be solved through scientific research.
After the research problem is developed, the researcher can detail how to solve his research problem by developing various research questions that will lead the researcher to conduct a literature review to develop his research hypothesis.
Research questions are questions that are deliberately asked by the researcher to provoke answers to the research problem.
Example of how to present gap research: [ download ] Example of a journal with gap research: [ download ]
