Research Articles RBL.

The section that contains explanations, and claims for the importance of the study is called

• Methods.

• References.

• Introduction.

• Discussion section.

• Acknowledgements.

Research articles are typically divided into ……. Main sections.

• six

• ten

• four

• five

A list of references contains

• Acknowledgements.

• a statement of the objective.

• the main things measured.

• the books and articles which the authors have used.

• an overview about the state of research on a specific topic.

an overview

• a description of the main features of something.

• describing a piece of new scientific research

• contains explanations, and claims for the importance of the study

• consists of four main sections: introducing, methods, results, discussion

• gives details of the people who were studied- the participants in the research

an article

• a description of the main features of something.

• describing a piece of new scientific research

• contains explanations, and claims for the importance of the study

• consists of four main sections: introducing, methods, results, discussion

• a piece of writing about a particular subject that is published in a newspaper or magazine.

an objective

• something that you plan to achieve, especially in business or work.

• a description of the main features of something.

• describing a piece of new scientific research

• contains explanations, and claims for the importance of the study

• consists of four main sections: introducing, methods, results, discussion

tells what was found, the findings of the study

• ImRad structure

• Results section

• Methods section

• Discussion section

• Introduction

Methods section

• describing a piece of new scientific research

• contains background information

• consists of four main sections: introducing, methods, results, discussion

• gives details of the people who were studied- the participants in the research

• tells what was found, the findings of the study

Scientific article

• describing a piece of new scientific research

• b) contains background information

• consists of four main sections: introducing, methods, results, discussion

• gives details of the people who were studied- the participants in the research

   

• e) tells what was found, the findings of the study

   

IMRaD structure

• a) describing a piece of new scientific research

• b) contains background information

• c) consists of four main sections: introducing, methods, results, discussion

• gives details of the people who were studied- the participants in the research

• e) tells what was found, the findings of the study