research 1

It gives the readers important information about the research being conducted.

• hypothesis

• background of the study

• null hypothesis

• alternative hypothesis

also called the heart of a research study. The introductory statement in this section is usually the general problem or goal as based from the research title.

• statement of the problem

• background of the study

• null hypothesis

• conceptual framework

is defined an ‘educated guess’ that is adopted to provide a temporary answer to a research problem.

• hypothesis

• null hypothesis

• alternative hypothesis

• conceptual framework

This section of the research paper discussed about different principles from where your study is anchored on.

• background of the study

• statement of the problem

• conceptual framework

• hypothesis

This suggests a negative relation between variables. It negates the existence of a characteristic or negates a difference in effect of the variables

• alternative hypothesis

• null hypothesis

• theoretical framework

• conceptual notes

This section explains how the study will be beneficial to the society.

• significance of the study

• background of the study

• conceptual framework

• theoretical framework

It suggests a positive relation between variables. It suggests the existence of a characteristic or suggests a difference in the effect of the variables.

• scope and limitation

• hypothesis

• alternative hypothesis

• background of the study

It presents the variables or subjects of the study, the extent to which the research will be covering, the possible factors or nuances that will be given on the course of the study, the possible challenges that the researcher might encounter, and the other things that might be related to the topic but are beyond the control of the researcher.

• scope and limitation

• null hypothesis

• hypothesis

• alternative hypothesis

are conditions beyond the control of the researcher that may cause restrictions that will make the conclusions to be generalizable only to conditions set by the researcher.

• significance of the study

• limitations

• scope and limitations

• theoretical framework

This section presents the important and key terms used in the study.

• terms

• statement of the problem

• definition of terms

• hypothesis