Research basics

This section provides the reader with the brief summary of your paper.

• Background of the Study

• Abstract

• Methodology

• Results and Discussion

This part of the paper aims to grab the reader's attention. It indicates the relevant keywords from your paper.

• Abstract

• Title

• Conclusion

• Statement of the Problem

What kind of research title is this? "The effects of social media on youngsters."

• Descriptive title

• Conclusive title

• Generalized title

What's an ideal number of words in a research title?

• 5 - 10 words

• 10 - 15 words

• 15 - 20 words

• 20 - 25 words

An abstract should contain all of the following EXCEPT

• basic introduction

• related literature

• methods used

• major results

What's an ideal number of words in an abstract?

• 50 - 150 words

• 150 - 300 words

• 300 - 450 words

• 450 - 600 words

Your methodology should be described so clearly that someone else can do your work, if desired, without referring to any other publication. What property is this?

• Replicable

• Original

• Accurate

• Verifiable

True or False. You should write all of the data in your experiment in Chapter 4.

• True

• or

• False

True or False. You should only include the positive results in Chapter 4.

• True

• False

Why is it important to add tables and graphs in Chapter 4?

• Because they are easier to read and more visually appealing

• Because they are the only ways to present your results

• Because they provide statistical analysis

• Because it is required by sir neal