Detail steps ,how to write research paper . Useful for beginners . Your title is the most important part of your paper. It draws the reader in and tells them what you are presenting. Moreover, if you think about the titles of papers that you might browse in a day and which papers you actually read, you’ll agree. The title should be clear and interesting otherwise the reader will not continue reading. Authors’ names and affiliations are on the title page.

1. HOW TO WRITE RESEARCH PAPER
Dr.A.H.Khan
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Faculty of Commerce and Management
Himalayan Garhwal University
District Pauri Garhwal
Uttarakhand

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7. Research Paper Structure
• With the Idea in mind, you can now focus on
structure. Social science papers are organized into s
specific sections and each has a goal.
• We have listed them here.

8. Title
–Your title is the most important part
of your paper. It draws the reader in
and tells them what you are
presenting. Moreover, if you think
about the titles of papers that you
might browse in a day and which
papers you actually read, you’ll agree.
–The title should be clear and
interesting otherwise the reader will
not continue reading.
–Authors’ names and affiliations are on
the title page.

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12. Abstract
– The abstract is a summary of your research. It
is nearly as important as the title because the
reader will be able to quickly read through it.
– Most journals, the abstract can
become divided into very short sections to
guide the reader through the summaries.
– Keep the sentences short and focused.
– Avoid acronyms and citations.

13. Introduction
• Include background information on the
subject and your objectives here

14. Materials and Methods
– Describe the materials used and include the
names and locations of the manufacturers.
– For any animal studies, include where you
obtained the animals and a statement of
humane treatment.
– Clearly and succinctly explain your methods
so that it can be duplicated.
– Criteria for inclusion and exclusion in the
study and statistical analyses should be
included.

15. Results
– Discuss your findings here.
– Be careful to not make definitive
statements.
– Your results suggest that something is or
is not true.
– This is true even when your results prove
your hypothesis.

16. Discussion
– Discuss what your results mean in this section.

17. Limitations
Discuss any study limitations. Suggest additional
studies

18. Acknowledgments
Acknowledge all contributors

19. References
– All citations in the text must have a corresponding
reference.
– Check your author guidelines for format protocols.

20. Tables and Figures
– In most cases, your tables and figures appear at
the end of your paper or in a separate file.
– The titles (legends) usually become listed after the
reference section.
– Be sure that you define each acronym and
abbreviation in each table and figure.

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28. SAMPLE PAPER DISCUSSION

29. The objective of this unit
• introduce you to ‘ethics’ or moral philosophy.
Ethics is a wide topic. Through the analysis of
its various aspects we can learn that:
• the nature and the different aspects of ethics
• how ethics developed as a systematic
philosophical discipline in the western
philosophy • the methods, different
approaches and the division of ethics

30. CONTE..
How ethics is related to other sciences
• the relationship between ethics and religion •
the importance of studying ethics in the
context of today and the need for being moral.

31. INTRODUCTION
• Etymologically the term “ethics” correspond
to the Greek word “ethos” which means
character, habit, customs, ways of behaviour,
etc. Ethics is also called “moral philosophy”.
The word “moral” comes from Latin word
“mores” which signifies customs, character,
behaviour, etc. Thus ethics may be defined as
the systematic study of human actions from
the point of view of their rightfulness or
wrongfulness,

32. SCOPE OF ETHICS
Ethics deals with voluntary actions. We can
distinguish between human actions and
actions of human: human actions are those
actions that are done by human consciously,
deliberately and in view of an end. Actions of
human may not be wilfully, voluntarily,
consciously and deliberately done but all the
same they are done by human (e.g. sleeping,
walking, etc.). It is the intention which makes

33. HISTORY OF ETHICS
Ethics is as old as humanity. The first ethical
precepts were certainly passed down by word
of mouth by parents and elders, but as
societies learned to use the written word, they
began to set

34. METHOD OF ETHICS
Ethics, as a philosophical discipline makes use
of the methods used in philosophy. Thus in
ethics, both the inductive method and
deductive methods are used. Deduction is a
process of gaining knowledge independently
of experience through pure logical reasoning.
Deductive reasoning begins with a universal or
general truth and leads to knowledge of a
particular instance

35. DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO THE
STUDY OF ETHICS
• There are basically four different approaches
to the study of ethics. Tom L.Beauchamp, in
his book Philosophical Ethics: An Introduction
to Moral Philosophy presents them with the
following diagram: Descriptive ethics
Nonnormative approaches Meta-ethics
General normative ethics Normative
approaches Applied ethics

36. DIVISION OF ETHICS
The whole study of ethics can be divided into
General Ethics (nature of moral activity, norm
of morality, foundation of morality, end of
morality, etc) and Special Ethics (applies the
principles of general ethics to the various
actions of human activity).

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