Research proposal

A research proposal is a kind of research

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A research proposal is a statement of how you intend to carry out your research. It is essentially stating what you are going to investigate and how you plan to accomplish your investigation

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A proposal is a form of persuasive writing because a proposal attempts to convince the recipient to act in accordance with the writer's intent and at the same time, it outlines the writer's goals and methods

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The beginning of an academic proposal should begin with the selection of the topic. What do you know about the topic? Why is it important to you? What will be your thesis? Begin with brainstorming for specific ideas about the topic. Create an outline showing how you plan to go from point A to point Z

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In the research proposal plan, after completing the title page, the table of content is the next part of the structure

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The Executive Summary or Abstract of a proposal is the most important section. It should provide the reader with an overview of the information which follows

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This is a right order of research proposal structure

1. Title Page

2. Abstract

3. Table of Contents

4. Introduction

5. Background

6. Description of Proposed Research

7. Description of Relevant Institutional Resources

8. Research schedule

9. List of references

10.Personnel

11.Budget

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It is not important to evaluate the research proposal is good or bad. Since there are not any criteria to conduct this process

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A research proposal is different from a report because a report, generally, consists of an analysis of a situation or problem at hand and recommends a solution for it. Proposals, in a similar manner, explain a need that is identified and offer a course of action in response to it

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Experiments, Surveys and Questionnaires are research methods; however, Interviews are not

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