Research problem explains the Data Collection Techniques: Participant Observation, In-depth Interview, and Focus Group Discussion, and the possible output of the study could be included.

The Research design is the place where the study is conducted. Other authors call this the research locale.

In Research Participants/Subjects, this section in a research report describes the population or samples of the study.

The Research Participants indicate the characteristics of the element from which the samples will be taken. This elaborates on how the samples will be chosen.

The Research Instruments describes the tools for data collection.

Tools refer to the questionnaire or data gathering instrument to be constructed, validated, and administered.

Sampling can also be interview guide and/or checklist.

The qualities of a good research problem are (1) validity, (2) reliability, (3) usability.

Research Procedure is a step-by-step presentation of the different stages of the research.

The research procedure also traces the data collection, the data processing, analysis, and interpretation.

Appendices are listing of terms found in the title, statement of the problem and sub-problems to be defined operationally.

The operational definition refers to the meaning of words used in the study. it is necessary to orient the readers to attain a logical presentation of the study. The terms must NOT be numbered.

The Rationale of the Study is the section in the research paper which provide ideas and background that caused the researcher to undergo the study. it may be composed of 3 to 5 paragraphs or a total of 1-2 pages only.

Appendices are attachments that are required for the study.