Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1.1 Paper Size: Final copy of the Thesis must be printed on International Standard
A4 size paper (8.27” x 11.69”).
1.2 Paper Type: Paper should be white, easy to read and reproduce (atleast 75g).
1.3 Page spacing: Should be printed on one side of paper (not back to back)
1.4 Font:
Times New Roman typeface should be used.
Notes at the end of table should be set in 10-font size.
The abstract, acknowledgements, and the main body of the essay should be
set in 12-font size.
1.5 Paragraphs / Line Spacing:
The first line of all paragraphs should be indented one tab key from the left-
hand margin.
The main body text should be left aligned.
In the main body, use 2-line spacing.
Do not leave a line after the heading.
Do not leave a line between paragraphs.
1.8 Bullets
Bullets should be aligned with the paragraph i.e. they should be indented one
tab key from the margin.
1.11 References
The word ‘references’ should be centered, bold, uppercase, 12- font size.
There should be one line space between the heading and the first reference,
and between subsequent references.
Example:
REFERENCES
Example:
APPENDIX A
Effects of Mentoring
Follow the APA pattern. For help follow the link: https://apastyle.apa.org/style-
grammar-guidelines/paper-format/headings
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER II
METHOD
Objectives
Tell about the objectives of your study for example:
1. To investigate the relationship between variables
2. To investigate the role of various demographic variables.
Hypotheses
List all the hypothesis of your study either in numbers or bullets for example,
1. There will be a positive relationship between bullying victimization and anxiety.
2. Male participants will score high on bullying victimization as compared to female
students.
Operational Definitions of Variables
Operationally define all of your study variables that is how you are going to
assess the targeted variable.
Research Design
Mention your research design and if your study is divided into phases mention
as well.
Sample
Mention about sample characteristics
Instruments
Mention all of the instruments that are going to be used in study with their
scoring detail, number of items, subscales if any, reverse score items if any etc.
Procedure
CHAPTER III
RESULTS
1.14 TABLES AND FIGURES
Title: Upper and lowercase case, flushed left, font size 12.
Sub-title: Upper and lowercase, italicized, flushed left, font size 12.
Text: Justified, not bold, single spaced, font size 10.
Use Arabic numerals (1, 2, 3 etc.) to number the figure or table.
For explanation of any term, use small alphabets (a, b, c etc.) and provide
explanation right below the table or figure.
Example
Table 1
Psychometrics Properties of Scales, and Their Subscales (N = ?)
No of Ranges
Scales items α M(SD) Potential Actual Ske Kur
w
S1 16 .71 10.26 (2.78) 0-16 2-16 -.29 -.25
Subscale 1 8 .60
Subscale 2 8
S2
Subscale 1
Subscale 2
Note. Skew = Skewness; Kur = Kurtosis, S1 = Scale no. 1; S2 = .
Standard Error for Skewness = ; Standard error for Kurtosis =