Scientific Research

It's main purpose is to advance knowledge without the need to provide an immediate practical application of the results.

• Basic Research

• Applied Research

• Research and Development

• Investigatory Project

An example of Research and Development.

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• Market Research

Important words and terms in the study need to be defined so that readers can understand them.

• Bibliography

• Statement of the Problem

• Review of Related Literature

• Definition of Terms

It presents the research goals that direct the collection and analysis of data and represents how ideas are organized to achieve the research project’s purpose.

• Hypotheses

• Introduction

• Abstract

• Conceptual Framework

It sets the scenario for the readers to understand why the study was conducted.

• Abstract

• Introduction

• Materials and Methods

• Conclusion and Recommendations

What is the first page of a scientific research paper?

• Introduction

• Abstract

• Title

• Scope and delimitation

This part of scientific research should not exceed 250 words and should use the past tense of the verb and be written in the third person point of view.

• Introduction

• Title

• Abstract

• Methodology

It is the step-by-step and systematic process of doing the research. This section also includes the materials used, with the right measurements and appropriate equipment.

• Subject of the Study

• Procedure

• Statistical treatment

• Introduction

Raw data obtained from replicated observations may be placed in the appendices section of the report.

• Results

• Discussion

• Bibliography

• Acknowledgement

This section includes all pertinent documents that could be used to establish the validity and reliability of the entire research paper.

• Results

• Appendices

• Discussion

• Hypotheses