A Statement That Clearly Describes the Problem, Makes a Case

question 1

Multiple Choice

A statement that clearly describes the problem, makes a case for why it needs to be investigated, and often culminates by having the researcher articulate the problem in question form is found in what section of a research proposal?

• A) theoretical rationale
• B) definition of terms
• C) problem statement
• D) methods

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Definitions:

Seismic Reflection Survey

A geophysical method for exploring Earth's subsurface by sending seismic waves and analyzing the reflected signals from subsurface structures.

Magnetic Survey

A geophysical method for mapping variations in the Earth's magnetic field, often used in mineral exploration.

Gravity Survey

A geophysical method for measuring variations in the Earth's gravitational field, which can indicate differences in the distribution of densities and hence the structure of the subsurface.

Plate Boundaries

The edges where two or more of Earth's tectonic plates meet, often associated with seismic and volcanic activities.