Four types of research gaps (with examples)

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1 Insufficient research 2 Lack of clarity and understanding and controversy- does something actually work, are the findings insignificant 3 Point out limitations of previous studies 4 Unresolved real world problems

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Thank you again Sir! This video provides a clear, on point, and sufficient information on how identify a research gap from previous established research! I think it would be much easier now for me to start my term paper for this semester in my master's course. Keep safe! Kudos...

[@chrisnet86]

Very helpful information on research gaps, thank you for sharing.

[@raednoor4215]

Very helpful listing; from the presentation aspect, zooming more on the text would have been better for mobile users like myself (not a gap rather suggestion )

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Very good explanations of research gaps. Thanks to you

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Thank you,, if I may ask,, is it fine when writing my proposal for a job, the I include all Information of my company, or am just supposed to talk about the other company and how am going to solve their problem,,, please help

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I am starting my research journey. thanks for this.

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Well articulated! Thanks

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Thank you for discussing this topic.

[@yohannesseifu8559]

hi for instance Kenya had done but not done in Ethiopia. this is insufficient gap? pls clerafy it

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[@lordmeepogeomancer8610]

Can you give us the full definition each of this gap? so we can know their full detail.... example this gap. empirical gap, knowledge gap, evidence gap, theoretical gap, population gap, application or implementation gap, and methodology gap. I hope if you see this.

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Can I mention all of these in my proposal? Interweave many gaps slash reasons to investigate?

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Great explanations!

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[@mahnoor2775]

Helpful video, thank you. However, aren't 1 and 2 the same thing essentially? Both discuss insufficient research. What's the difference between the two?

[@AcademicEnglishNow]

They're very different. In the second actually a lot of research has probably already been done. However, its results are conflicting or unclear

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Very nice explaination

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Awfully thanks. It is interesting!

[@amnasuleman85]

Hi I am currently doing my dissertation on how corporate governance and firm performance has impact on businesses in uk but I can't Identity a gap can you help me identify a gap and how I can write a good article

[@Heavenly_JBT]

Hello I am new to research. So before coming up with a topic, a research gap must be identified first?

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[@ShahidAli-qq2hc]

hello, sir can you please tell me any tips on how to identify gaps for a totally new model. although all the used variables are treated before but as a model not treated yet, nor suggested by any study. now should I write it in the proper way to defend myself? thankyou in advance.

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Perhaps show limitations of the previous models to argue they are inadequate

[@matthewleitch1]

Isn't it better to focus on the value of your study? Doesn't have to be a 'gap' specifically because you might be replicating something or trying to correct a past research error. Just because nobody has done a particular study in the past does not mean that it is worth doing now. Perhaps it isn't useful and that is why nobody has bothered in the past.

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Some good points. I guess if you're replicating, you might be doing it in a slightly different context. Say something has been shown to work with a group of adolescents in X region, but we don't know if it would also work in another region. So that's a research gap. If you're improving on limitations of previous studies, that's also a research gap I discussed in the video.

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Hello may I ask what is literature gap?

[@AcademicEnglishNow]

It's the same as research gap

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[@calvarypastor]

Please redo this video. Not even your introduction in this video has clarity.