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Introduce the Current Research This is where the research steps into the spotlight. In this part, allow the reader to help identify on what your study and research is about and what makes it so different from the rest. It is the heart of every research.

Some people like to proofread their thesis on screen, others like to print it out and read it on paper. Whichever method you choose, be aware that you can't read it all at once, so while you're still in the planning process, make a realistic plan of which parts to read when and how much to read at a time.

A good thesis makes claims that will be supported later in the paper. As I explained in the post How to Create a Powerful Argumentative Essay Outline, your claims make up a critical part of building the roadmap to your argument. It’s important to first include a summary of your claims in your thesis statement.

The respondents are the participants of your study and it is important that you should identify the demographics before you start giving out the research instruments. You may also see data inventory. These are instruments that researchers use for a measurement device (survey, test, questionnaire, etc.) to obtain the required data.