Identify and Develop Your Topic: The initial topic is very important to the success of your scientific research. It will help you progress through readings and data collection.
Find Background Information: This information is found as you read articles related to your search. Keep in mind your research question and goals. Make a comparison between the articles studied, analyzing the different points of view of the different authors.
Find search sources : This step should be done through secure research sources such as relevant conferences in the field, as well as relevant journals. Look for texts that present in addition to the data an analysis and interpretation of the results. Choose documents that have followed some scientific method in their construction.
Build a model to analyze the data:
In this step the hypotheses or questions that the research wants to answer are created.
collect the data:
This step involves the collection of information to be confronted with the analysis model. Data collection is not just for collecting information. The information will help you, in some way, in future steps.
Review the Information: At this stage the information collected and the results are observed to understand if they correspond to the results expected at the beginning of the research. Usually data collection brings new elements or other relationships not initially considered. In this context, the uncooked facts are interpreted and revised to understand if it is necessary to refine the hypotheses and thus propose and show reflections for future research.
Cite What You Find Using a Standard Format: In this step you should present the research questions and the hypotheses. To present how the data collection was done and the method used. Compare and comment on the results expected by the hypothesis with the obtained results. In addition, you should show what the research found about the object of study and what can be discovered from its results.
<span>Step 1: Choose a topic and think it through. Step 2 : Do a some early research for information. Step 3: Locate materials. Step 4: Evaluate your sources. Step 5: Take notes. <span>Step 6: Write your paper.</span></span>
Illustrations and examples are introduced by the transition phrases such as "for instance" and "for example". Some other linking words for giving examples are "to illustrate", "namely", and "such as". These linking words do not necessarily have to be at the beginning of the sentence.
