One of the biggest mistakes in research is thinking that a topic equals to a research gap. It’s not.
A real research gap is not just something that hasn’t been studied - it’s something that needs to be explored further, questioned, or challenged.
There are helpful YouTube videos to make this process clearer:
▶️ 3 easy ways to find the reseaech gap
https://youtu.be/p2Tti_R_ADs?si=WEZNOmBlQGWPHdjM
▶️ Fastest ways to find research gaps
https://youtu.be/q6eeBaHg8Kk?si=BQmiEPNKEBoXWvhq
▶️ How to find the research gap
https://youtu.be/eQ5WDLp-c3M?si=Wgv1Cev3oFAS0W6X
▶️ How To Find A Research Gap
Step-By-Step Tutorial With Examples
https://youtu.be/omYHjWZBWMU?si=0au6-l5b1cwpFUcR
▶️ How to Identify a Research Gap? - Free Course on Thesis Proposal
https://youtu.be/vBJhYYsw5gA?si=3rW18qTN8CEhsZPr
Your goal is not to “find something no one has done.”
Your goal is to find where you can add value.