A problem statement
A) is an unsupportable claim or assertion.
B) defines the purpose of your research.
C) should be long and complex.
D) outlines all the potential drawbacks of your research.

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A problem statement defines the purpose of your research and describes the issue or problem you are trying to solve. It should be clear, concise, and specific. A is incorrect because a problem statement is not an unsupportable claim or assertion. C and D are incorrect because a problem statement should not be unnecessarily long and complex or only focus on potential drawbacks.

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