Shameel Alijah Mole

Describe the different chapters of the research paper based on their purpose and objectives.

CHAPTERS OF RESEARCH PAPER:

1. Introduction

2. Review of Related Literature

3. Methodology

4. Data Analysis

5. Summary, Conclusion and Recommendation

I.                  Introduction:

 It effectively leads the reader from an overall branch of knowledge to a

specific field of the study.

 It is concise because it serves as the foundation of the research, as it

provides the context of the research by giving an overview to the study.

 It is elegantly composed in light of the fact that it gives the underlying

impression to the readers in regards to the legitimacy of the investigation.

II.              Review Related Literature

 It is a nitty gritty literature review of existing literature related with the

subject of a theory or thesis.

 The purpose of the literature review is to acquire a comprehension of the

current study and discussions pertinent to a specific point or region of
study, and to introduce that information as a composed report.

 It is factual because it provides an additional knowledge and legitimacy of

the study as well as it supports the topic of the research.

 It should not be anemic; the more RRL, the better the research is.

III.           Methodology
  It is clear because it is composed of the techniques and method in
conducting research to the audience.

 Used to recognize, select, measure, and investigate data about a point.

 It is thorough, because the researcher should be cautious in guaranteeing

the techniques used to discover the responses to the inquiries are
important, defended and relevant.

IV.          Data Analysis

 A significant objective of the Results area is to separate the data into

sentences that show its importance to the examination question(s).

 It is fair in interpreting the data gathered from the respondents.

 It must be arranged in logical sequence.

V.              Summary, Conclusion and Recommendation

 Concise as it’s wrapping up the whole research.

 It is suggesting the take away of the study and gives a tip for the future
researchers.
 It helps the reader to remember the qualities of your fundamental
argument and repeats the main proof supporting those arguments.
 It is the closing part of the research.