Research Problem Formulation and Scoping Questions
Choosing which problem to work on, framing it as a tractable research question, and forming testable hypotheses before committing resources. Covers judging significance, narrowing an open-ended space to a well-posed question, and defining what a good answer would look like. Strong answers show taste in problem selection and the ability to scope ambition against feasibility.
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