Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 1 of a research paper is a general introduction of the research in which making the reader understand why the research activity has to be undertaken is our main goal. One of our priority is to let the readers understand the following:
This section enumerates the target of the study, this serve as the guiding statement as to where the investigation should go. The parameter of the study is also being specified by stating the desired outcome of the treatment.
4. Research Problem
This is the interrogative form of the objectives. A simple restatement of the objective in interrogative form.
5. Hypothesis (Null)
Negating the desired outcome. This is the series of statement that is reserved to be rejected or accepted as suggested by the outcome of the statistical analysis.
6. Scope and delimitation of the study
This section clarifies as to where the study only revolve. It defines further the clear limitation of the study. Stating its only focus and the parameters being investigated.
7. Review of related literature and studies
This is one of the most important section of chapter one in which the scientific foundation of the study has to be clearly stated. Merging all important information in relation to the subject being investigated and was logically arranged in a way that the reader will understand the previous discoveries and breakthrough as you are working to deepen these current knowledge to the unknown.
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1. Background of the Study
These information may come from different sources like online scientific journals, government agency owned sites, private scientific organizations, dissertations, thesis, online libraries, video and others. In this section, we are going to establish the reasoning as to how we come up with an idea that makes us to think of this study.
2. Significance of the Study
This section must show how important the study. Shows the possible benefits that the general population could get out from completing the study or perhaps may show the possible good contribution to a certain group people that shares common interest on the matter where you are investigating.
3. Research Objectives
3. Research Objectives
This section enumerates the target of the study, this serve as the guiding statement as to where the investigation should go. The parameter of the study is also being specified by stating the desired outcome of the treatment.
4. Research Problem
This is the interrogative form of the objectives. A simple restatement of the objective in interrogative form.
5. Hypothesis (Null)
Negating the desired outcome. This is the series of statement that is reserved to be rejected or accepted as suggested by the outcome of the statistical analysis.
6. Scope and delimitation of the study
This section clarifies as to where the study only revolve. It defines further the clear limitation of the study. Stating its only focus and the parameters being investigated.
7. Review of related literature and studies
This is one of the most important section of chapter one in which the scientific foundation of the study has to be clearly stated. Merging all important information in relation to the subject being investigated and was logically arranged in a way that the reader will understand the previous discoveries and breakthrough as you are working to deepen these current knowledge to the unknown.
Below is the link of the research paper done by one of our student researchers, print the file and bring it during our class.
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