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It should be arranged in the following order:
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Authors of reports of original research should present an accurate account of the
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Proper acknowledgement of others' work must always be given. In deciding the
essence of the recorded work, writers should cite publications that were
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mentioned. They should be remembered or identified as participants where
others have engaged in some substantive aspects of the research project.
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Research Paper
A research paper is a type of academic writing that is based on the author's
original research on a certain subject. The author must conduct a thorough
examination and precise interpretation of his or her study findings. This research
could be part of a Master's degree programme or a doctoral thesis
- Review Paper
The goal of a review article is to provide a short overview of recent
developments in a certain field. The present state of knowledge on the topic is
summarised in a review paper. It gives the reader a better knowledge of the
subject by discussing the findings of recent research publications.
- Comparative Study
In the early phases of the formation of a branch of science, the comparative
technique is frequently used. It can assist the researcher in progressing from
exploratory case studies to more complex theoretical models, invariances, and
concepts like as causality and evolution.
- Survey Paper
The author's opinion is based on studying and assessing various research articles
(that have already been published) on a certain issue.
- Case Study
A case study is an in-depth research of a particular person, organisation, or
event in order to uncover the reasons of underlying principles. A case study is an
analysis of a person, organisation, or event that is both descriptive and
exploratory.
- Dissertation Chapter
If you're presently focusing on a thesis or dissertation, you should be aware that
it should be broken down into sections. The opening chapter, the dissertation
chapter (literature review), another dissertation methodology chapter,
discussion, and the last “conclusion” chapter are usually the essential sections of
a thesis.
- Abstract
An abstract is a brief synopsis of a research article, thesis, review, conference
proceeding, or any in-depth investigation of a certain subject that is frequently
used to assist the reader in immediately determining the paper's aim.
- Keywords
Keywords are words or phrases that describe content.
