Asking Chatgpt to provide more concise research gap statements based on academic articles' content offered by chatpdf: a note for MBA students

 Asking Chatgpt to provide more concise research gap statements based on academic articles' content offered by chatpdf: a note for MBA students:

Based on the research gap content provided by chatpdf, I ask chatgpt (via poe.com) to provide more concise research gap statements. There are two examples provided:

Case 1: about "Food delivery competition in the digital economy"

The reply from chatgpt was: "Based on the content provided, here are more concise research gap statements:

Expand participant diversity: Future studies should include a more diverse demographic sample within Thailand to capture a wider range of consumer perspectives.

Conduct longitudinal studies: Long-term studies are needed to observe evolving consumer behaviors and market trends in the online food delivery industry over time.

Employ robust sampling methods: Adopting strategies like stratified sampling can improve the representativeness of study samples.

Explore psychological and cultural factors: Qualitative research is required to understand the psychological and cultural influences on consumer choices in this domain.

Perform comparative studies: Cross-regional or cross-country comparative analyses could highlight unique consumer behaviors.

Integrate emerging market trends: Ongoing research should keep pace with and incorporate evolving market dynamics to maintain relevance."

Case 2: about "When a crisis hits: An examination of the impact of the global financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic on financing for women entrepreneurs"

The reply from chatgpt was: "Based on the content provided, here are more concise research gap statements:

Explore female entrepreneur labor supply during crises: Future research should investigate how the labor supply of female entrepreneurs changes during crises, beyond just investor perspectives on gender role incongruity.

Validate findings with actual investors: To address potential bias, subsequent studies should seek to validate the current findings by recruiting actual angel investors, venture capitalists, and other new venture investors as participants.

Investigate long-term crisis impacts: Future research should theorize and examine the temporal aspects of different crises, such as the speed and duration of their effects on role congruity perceptions, as more comprehensive data becomes available.

Directly address implicit entrepreneurship stereotypes: Upcoming studies should directly explore the implicit stereotype of entrepreneurship as a masculine domain and its impact on perceptions and decision-making."