This document discusses appendices in research methodology. Appendices provide supplementary materials like surveys, data tables, transcripts, and technical reports. They contain relevant but not essential information to support the main text. Appendices should be labeled, listed in the table of contents, and formatted consistently with the rest of the paper. They allow researchers to include detailed materials without cluttering the main text.

1. By :
ABDALLAH Hadjer
BELHADJ Aya Belkis
BELDJILALI Loubna
Appendices in
Research
Methodology

2. INTRODUCTION:
- Appendices are additional materials that are included in a
research paper to provide supplementary information.
- - They are typically located at the end of the paper and are
labeled with letters (e.g., Appendix A, Appendix B, etc.).
- - Appendices can include a wide range of materials, such as
survey instruments, interview transcripts, data tables, and
graphs.
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3. PURPOSE
The purpose of appendices is to provide readers with additional
information that is relevant to the research but not essential to the main
text.
- Appendices can be used to provide more detailed information about
research methods, data analysis, or results. - They can also be used to
present materials that would be too lengthy or detailed to include in the
main text.
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4. TYPES OF APPENDICES
- There are several types of appendices that can be included in a research
paper, including:
- - Research instruments: surveys, questionnaires, and other instruments used
to collect data.
- - Data tables and graphs: tables and graphs that present research findings.
- - Transcripts: transcripts of interviews, focus groups, or other qualitative data
sources.
- - Technical reports: detailed technical information about research methods,
procedures, or equipment.
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5. APPENDICES FORMATING
- Appendices should be labeled with a letter (e.g., Appendix A,
Appendix B, etc.) and a descriptive title.
- They should be listed in the table of contents and located at the end
of the paper.
- Appendices should be formatted consistently with the rest of the
paper, including font size and style, margins, and page numbering.
- Each appendix should be clearly labeled and referenced in the main
text of the paper.
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6. CONCLUSION

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- Appendices are an important part of research
methodology that can provide readers with
additional information and support the research
findings.
- When including appendices in a research paper,
it's important to format them consistently and label
them clearly.
- If you're unsure about what materials to include
in the appendices, consult with your supervisor or
research advisor.

8. Thank you