This document outlines a 3-step framework for structuring an introduction section: 1) Situation - provide background on the topic, explain the research purpose and its importance, and define key terms; 2) Problem Cycle - summarize, compare, and critically evaluate previous methods and theories and indicate any gaps; 3) Solution - introduce how the paper will solve the problem or fill gaps, discuss the methodology, and optionally summarize results and outline the paper structure.
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Framework for The Structure of Introduction Section
This document outlines a 3-step framework for structuring an introduction section: 1) Situation - provide background on the topic, explain the research purpose and its importance, and define key terms; 2) Problem Cycle - summarize, compare, and critically evaluate previous methods and theories and indicate any gaps; 3) Solution - introduce how the paper will solve the problem or fill gaps, discuss the methodology, and optionally summarize results and outline the paper structure.
This document outlines a 3-step framework for structuring an introduction section: 1) Situation - provide background on the topic, explain the research purpose and its importance, and define key terms; 2) Problem Cycle - summarize, compare, and critically evaluate previous methods and theories and indicate any gaps; 3) Solution - introduce how the paper will solve the problem or fill gaps, discuss the methodology, and optionally summarize results and outline the paper structure.
including mentioning individual authors articles directly related to your paper
F.
AND/OR indicate the gap or data that is lacking that is
lacking in this field to better understand the research problem
STEP 3. SOLUTION G.
Introduce your own paper and how it is going to solve the
problem or fill the gap introduced in STEP 2, and give more information about the methodology or arguments used in the paper and how it is different from other paper
H.
Summarize your main result (Optional)
I.
Indicate the organization of each section of your paper