Leedy and Ormrod state that the heart of the research project is the problem. Th

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Leedy and Ormrod state that the heart of the research project is the problem. They further state that researchers get off to a wrong start when they begin with an unclear statement of the problem. See the following general issue: "A population for a municipality located in an environmental protected area in Florida is experiencing pressure from development for growth, which it didn't plan for. Since there is only one roadway facility that travels along this area, there is excessive traffic during tourist season. The policymakers are concerned with how to address the transportation issue for residents and tourists. Due to hurricane evacuation and environmental concerns, the existing road (which is 2 to 3 lanes) can't be widened." State the main problem and sub-problems You can include a problem tree or explain each problem in detail Include the general guidelines that Leedy and Ormrod provide to help articulated research efforts Identify four key characteristics of sub-problems according to Leedy and Ormrod

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1.] The main problem is that the research is not started from the right point and in the right direction.

For example in the issue the main problem is the population growth problem in protected area.

THe sub-problems are extra environmental protection is required.

Road widening problems and extension of lanes.

Also traffic concerns.

2.] General guidelines given provides us that we should first clearly understand the problem and define it into clear main problem and sub-problems and then accordingly find the solution for it.

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