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a research problem, arguing that proper identification is the fundamental basis of all subsequent research activity. Researchers must evaluate potential topics based on strict criteria, such as avoiding overdone or highly controversial areas, ensuring the problem is neither too vague nor too narrow, and confirming that the necessary time, training, and resources are feasible. A good research problem must clearly express a relationship between two or more variables and be amenable to empirical testing. The text identifies various origins of problems, including theory, daily life, and expert discussions, and stresses the need for systematic formulation to transform a general area of confusion into a clear, scientific question. Furthermore, the video differentiates between types of studies, classifying research problems as conceptual, logical, analytical, or empirical, based on their mode of verification. Ultimately, success in research depends on the researcher's ability to select a topic that is personally interesting, socially relevant, and practically manageable.