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    This document outlines the typical parts and structure of a research paper. It includes pre-chapters like the title page and abstract as well as 5 main chapters: 1) introduction including the problem, framework, questions and objectives; 2) literature review; 3) methodology covering research design, participants, data collection and analysis; 4) results and discussion; and 5) conclusion summarizing findings, conclusions, and recommendations. Each chapter is briefly described to provide guidance on the essential components and flow of a research paper.

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    PARTS OFA

    RESEARCH
    CHAPTERS
    1 PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND

    2 REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

    3 METHOD AND PROCEDURES

    4 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

    5 SUMMARY, CONCLUSION, AND


    RECOMMENDATION
    PRE-CHAPTERS
    TITLE PAGE
    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    DEDICATION
    CERTIFICATE OF ORIGINALITY
    ABSTRACT
    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    CHAPTER 1
    PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND
    Background of the Study
    Conceptual Framework
    Assumptions and Hypotheses
    Research Questions
    Research Objectives
    Scope and Limitations
    Significance of the Study
    Definition of Terms
    BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
    Includes purpose and reason
    behind the conduct of the
    study.
    (What made you conduct the
    study?)
    Also serves as introduction
    STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
    The main problem that the research is
    trying to solve. it follows the
    formulation of the title and should be
    faithful to it.
    It specifically points the important
    questions that the study needs to
    answer.
    It also serves as the bases of teh
    questionnaire.
    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

    (Why conduct the study?)


    You have to identify who will benefit
    from the research and how will be
    benefitted.
    This should match recommendation.
    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

    (Why conduct the study?)


    You have to identify who will benefit
    from teh research and how will be
    benefitted. this should match
    Recommendation.
    ASSUMPTIONS AND
    HYPOTHESES

    The expected outcome of the


    research
    SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
    OF THE STUDY

    Determines the coverage of


    the study and all the things
    that it will not cover in order
    to be specific.
    DEFENITION OF TERMS
    Defines the technical terms based
    on how they are used in the study,
    specifically the title.
    This aims to provide the readers
    or future rsearches with the basic
    terminologies that are important
    to understand the paper.
    CHAPTER 2
    REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
    This is where you will use your note cards
    and will serve as the foundation of your
    research.
    This is your own work therefore should not
    directly lift words from other sources.
    This will require your command of language
    and writing skills such as summarizing,
    paraphrasing, and writing indirect speeches.
    CHAPTER 3
    METHODOLOGY
    RESEARCH DESIGN
    RESEARCH PARTICIPANTS
    SAMPLING TECHNIQUE
    DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE
    DATA ANALYSIS
    RESEARH DESIGN/
    METHOD OF STUDY

    The kind of research used by


    your study. This answers why
    the method used is
    appropriate for the study.
    RESEARCH PARTICIPANTS

    Describes your respondents


    who they are, what their
    profile is, where they from,
    etc.
    SAMPLING TECHNQUES

    Describes the techniques


    used in choosing the
    participants population of the
    study
    DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE

    Narrates the process


    undergone by the study that
    eventually leads to the
    findings.
    DATA ANALYSIS/ STATISTICAL
    TREATMENT APPLIED
    The statistical treatment
    that you will use which
    includes your sampling
    method and formulas to come
    up with findings out of the
    data gathered
    CHAPTER 4
    PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS, AND
    INTERPRETATION OF DATA
    Presents all the data gathered
    information
    Aside from the tables, an
    interpretation of each presented data
    should follow. These will serve as the
    bases of your Summary of Findings.
    CHAPTER 5
    SUMMARY OF FINDING, CONCLUSION
    AND RECOMMENDATION

    SUMMARY
    CONCLUSION
    RECOMMENDATION
    SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

    Summarizes the
    interpretation of data given
    in Chapter 4.
    These should directly answer
    your statement of problem.
    CONCLUSION
    Out of your findings, your
    conclusions are based.
    This provides the answers for
    every statement of the problem.
    This is where will you prove
    your hypotheses and
    assumptions.
    RECOMMENDATIONS
    Should be directly based on the
    significance of the study.
    This also includes the recommended
    actions that should be done after
    the conduct of the study such as
    further, assessment of the subject,
    focus on other factors.

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