Parts of the Research Paper

It is a list of works on a subject or by an author that were used or consulted to write a research paper.

• Review of Related Literature

• Bibliography

• Title Page

• Definition of Terms

It is a brief summary of the researcher’s main ideas and restates the paper's main thesis, giving the reader the sense that the stated goal of the paper has been accomplished.

• Introduction

• Statement of the Problem

• Conclusions

• Recommendations

It deals with the description of the research subject, methods and tools of the study, and analysis that was used to summarize the final results of the research.

• Methodology

• Background of the Study

• Statement of the Problem

• Abstract

It is where the researcher introduces the overview of the topic, the main points of information, and why the subject is important.

• Abstract

• Recommendations

• Conclusions

• Introduction

It describes past important researches and how they specifically relate to the research thesis. It is a synthesis of the previous literature and the new idea being researched.

• Bibliography

• Methodology

• Review of Related Literature

• Background of the Study

These are the added suggestions that the researcher wants people to follow when performing future studies.

• Conclusions

• Recommendations

• Statement of the Problem

• Abstract

It shows the different sections of the research paper and the page numbers on which they begin.

• Definition of Terms

• Abstract

• Table of Contents

• Bibliography

It provides details to the reader on what and how the study will contribute and who will benefit from it.

• Statement of the Problem

• Background of the Study

• Conclusions

• Significance of the Study

It is a concise description of the problem or issues a research seeks to address.

• Introduction

• Statement of the Problem

• Methodology

• Abstract

It explains the extent to which the research area will be explored in the work and specifies the parameters within the study will be operating.

• Scope and Limitations

• Statement of the Problem

• Scope and Limitations

• Recommendations