Research papers form a part of every
student’s academic life. While every student hates assignments and presentations,
research paper is something they completely dread. This dreadfulness may be
because of the enormity of research papers or because this is a genre of
writing the students have never done in their lives before. Trying something
new always has its fears and makes you doubt yourself.
Students also question their research
paper writing abilities because when they are made to read some sample research
papers, they are intimidated by them. The research papers we mostly find on
Google are by post graduates whose expertise is higher than us. Therefore, instead
of fearing and procrastinating writing research papers, we are here to guide
you through the procedure of writing outstanding research papers. You can also
get your hands on some sample research papers that are up for sale on our
website to get a clear idea about how to write one effectively.
What
is a research paper?
A research paper is not a summary of your
investigations or evaluation. It is a comprehensive final product of your
research, organization and critical thinking. It should provoke people to have
an opinion about it. It should help you grow and your research is supposed to
be helpful to their people researching in the same niche. It should not be a
repetition of facts or previous researches. Remember, one of the prime goals of
a research paper is to add something new and valuable to the academic
community.
Research papers are mainly classified
into two categories
Argumentative research paper: this paper usually begins with a statement of the research paper and an
important goal of the argumentative research paper is persuading other people
to agree with your ideas.
An Analytical research paper on the other hand begins
with a question and is rather an opinion about the topic. It is not aimed at
trying to convince people to agree with your ideas.
Choosing
a topic
The first step in writing a research
paper is choosing the topic right for you. Understand the assignment provided
to you. If your instructor has provided you with a list of topics to choose
from then go with any of those topics. If this is not the case or you do not
find any of the provided topics interesting or you have a better idea in your
mind, then select one and discuss it with your instructor before proceeding
forward.
When there are so many options, a
student is bound to get confused and find difficulty in narrowing down a topic.
In such cases, brainstorming and writing down your ideas on paper proves to be very
helpful.
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Target
audience
Identify your target audience, the people
how will be reading and reviewing your research paper. You might have to change
your tone and writing style depending on your audiences.
Format
The following portion will inform you
about a decent format to follow while writing research papers.
After you have your draft and all your
workings, following this format will he you organize and communicate your
workings effectively.
The ideal dimensions of you research
paper are
- 12 point standard font, such as Times New Roman, Geneva etc.
- Text should be double spaced on 8 1/2" x 11"
- Paper with 1 inch margins, single sided
- Number pages consecutively
Title
page
Select an informative and interesting
title as illustrated in our research papers for sale. Remember that assignment
# 3 is never an informative title.
Table of contents
The title page is followed by a
table of contents that present an overview about what the reader should expect from
the paper. They also help in categorizing topics, and aids a person who wants
to read a specific portion of the research paper and not all of it.
Abstract
The abstract is a summary of research
paper. You can only write it after completing your research paper (obviously).
It should be purposeful and can be the most effective by avoiding wordiness. Be
informative and talk about the main idea of the paper. Write about the purpose,
description of the experiment, results and questions that further arise.
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Introduction
The introduction being no longer than
two pages should inform the reader about the nature of the paper. It can include
things like why did you choose this topic? What are your objectives? You can
include a brief reasoning about your findings. Introduction will help prepare the
eider about the mood and nature of the research paper and if written properly,
intrigue him to dig deep and read the entire paper.
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Materials
and methods
This portion describes your journey. How
you were led to your results. What hardships you faced during the journey? What
procedure you have used to get to the results? You can write this effectively
by a step by step procedure and providing a list of the sources or materials
that you have used in this paper. Remember to omit all explanatory information
and background; save it for the discussion.
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Results
Finally, state your findings, your results.
State what you have concluded at the end of the research.
Citations
At the end of the research paper,
include a section for bibliography where you cite all your literature and resources
used for your paper. List in alphabetical order of the literature by first
author. Be careful while using website as references because no one can verify
the authenticity of information and facts available on these forums. If your
paper does not require any references then simply write “no references were
consulted."
Final
advice
A final advice is to
avoid repetition of facts and plagiarism. These two are the top traits of
ineffective and unimpressive research papers. It is also recommended for beginners
to either buy or review our research papers for sale to help you write one
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