chapter 12

Plagiarism is the first thing we need to go over before starting your own research paper, give credit when needed. Do not turn in someeles's work, purchase a written work form a professional paper mill, copying sentences paragraphs without giving proper credit, copy sentence paragraphs without quotations or indication that you are citing and false paraphrasing.When about to start writing identify the purpose of the writing, remember to stay on topic and refine what your are writing about. For the most part your paper should start with a tittle, then the abstract, then you need to go into the introduction the writing, literature review, then methodology, findings and results, and finally discussion and conclusion. The tittle of of your writing needs to be centered on the top of your first page, should be something insightful and catching for the research. The abstract is a quick summary about the works usually not written in until the end of the report but are placed on the top of the report. The Introduction should let the reader know what you are writing about and describe your research questions. The literature review is comprehensive review of all the materials used to start the research project. Methodology os what methods where used in the research, such as subjects are who they are and how they where obtained, next will be data collection what methods where used to obtain the data, settings where and when where subject interviewed or observed, analysis techniques how did you analyze the data and content, and finally your finding and results. Lastly your paper needs to have the discussion and conclusion page which let the reader know that after concluding the research and data analysis your findings where and what your conclusion was in reference to other works. Although that all that takes to make a research paper you still will need your references, notes and appendixes. This part is crucial, it gives insight to the work done on the paper gives supporting work credit and can show things such as the consent form used, and question used to obtain certain information about your research.