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    This document outlines the key parts and structure of a typical research article, including the necessary bibliographic information, main sections like the abstract, introduction, method, findings, discussion, and conclusions, as well as additional elements like keywords. It provides examples of examining articles to identify the author, journal, volume/issue, year, and digital object identifier (DOI). The abstract is summarized as a paragraph that gives an overview of the article's scope and method to help researchers decide if they want to read it further. Keywords are listed below the abstract to aid in database searching.

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    This document outlines the key parts and structure of a typical research article, including the necessary bibliographic information, main sections like the abstract, introduction, method, findings, discussion, and conclusions, as well as additional elements like keywords. It provides examples of examining articles to identify the author, journal, volume/issue, year, and digital object identifier (DOI). The abstract is summarized as a paragraph that gives an overview of the article's scope and method to help researchers decide if they want to read it further. Keywords are listed below the abstract to aid in database searching.

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    Parts of the Article:

    Phase 1
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    Necessary Information
    • Author and Affiliation
    • The journal name
    • The volume and issue number
    • Publication year
    • Pages inside the volume of the
    journal
    • DOI- Digital Object Identifier
    Article Examination Example 1
    • Look through the first page of Taugchi’s
    article on “pragmatic comprehension”.
    • Identify
    • Author & Affiliation
    • Journal Name
    • Volume & Issue
    • Year of Publication
    • DOI
    Article Examination Example 2
    • Look through the first page of Lee’s article
    on “Communicative Competence”.
    • Identify
    • Author & Affiliation
    • Journal Name
    • Volume&Issue
    • Year of Publication
    • DOI
    Main Parts of an Article
    • Abstract
    • Introduction
    • Method
    • Findings /Results and
    Conclusions
    • Discussion and
    Suggestions/ Implications
    Abstract
    • It is a paragraph which summarizes
    the content of the article.
    • It gives basic information about the
    article such as the scope of the article
    and the method.
    • It helps the researcher to decide
    whether he/she is going to go on
    examining the article or not.
    Keywords
    • Under the abstract there are some key
    words identified for the article.
    • The number of the key words can be
    different but usually approximately 5
    words and/or word phrases
    • They are used as a signifier for a searching
    on a specific content. If any keyword can
    easily match with an article, the database
    finds and lists that article for the use.

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