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Research papers have a typical structure:
Title page and abstract: Includes an informative title, the names of the authors, their affiliation, and the date of submission. In addition, the abstract provides an overview of 150 to 300 words on the research problem, methodology, results, and conclusion.
Introduction: Consists of the background of the topic, research problem, gap in the existing literature, and research question.
Literature review: Discusses the existing literature in order to provide justification for your research methods.
Methodology: Description of the process of conducting research, so that it can be replicated by other researchers.
Results: Reporting the empirical results objectively and without interpretation.
Discussion: Interpretation of the results and what they mean.
Conclusions: It includes a reiteration of the findings and implications for future research.
Finally, it should include a reference list and appendices. If you are stuck at some stage, contact research paper writing services.
 
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