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INTRODUCTION
• contains preliminary
data about your topic
that the reader will most
likely read. A well-
written introduction
catches the attention
and interest of the 3
reader
 Category 1 Category 2 Category 3

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Its primary purpose is to give the readers
an overview of what the entire study is all
about. It aims to introduce the readers to Subject 2 3,995 864 12,042
the business topic and problem that the
study is trying to address. Thus, it will
persuade the readers that the study is Subject 3 75 80 90
important and interesting. provides the
reader with the context and explain the
circumstances that led to the study. It
can discuss briefly the specific problem, Subject 4 5,625 4,805 541
situation or conflict of ideas that caught
your attention and compelled you to
select your research business. The Subject 5 642 8,511 75
researchers goes on to describe the
specific situation surrounding the
research business, using facts from the
literature to support various arguments.
In this section also, the student
researcher tries to ascertain the
suitability and feasibility of the study,
concluding from the sufficient evidences 4
drawn from the previous literature.
 A statement of the problem is used in research work
as a claim that outlines the problem addressed by a
study. The statement of the problem briefly addresses
the question: What is the problem that the research
will address?

may be defined as an
area of concern, a gap What are the goals of a statement of the
in the existing problem?
knowledge, or a
deviation in the norm The ultimate goal of a statement of the
or standard that points problem is to transform a generalized problem
to the need for further
understanding and (something that bothers you; a perceived lack)
investigation. into a targeted, well-defined problem; one that
can be resolved through focused research and
careful decision-making. 5
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