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Introduction chapter

6 years ago in Thesis/Dissertation Chapters By Ritu Gupta

Introduction

I am just at the initial stage of my PhD. I have planned it in a very systematic manner so that I don’t have to face any difficulty later. But after noting down each and everything I came to know that I might find some problem while working on my introduction chapter. So, to be sure I want to ask all of you about the things should be covered in an introductory chapter of a thesis? What is the ideal format?

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By Nancy Trivedi Answered 6 years ago

Introduction chapter includes: Background of the topic, Purpose of the Study, Significance of the Study, Primary Research Questions, Research Design, Assumptions, Limitations, and Scope, Definition of related terms.

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By Brijesh Sharma Answered 6 years ago

7 Key Elements To Include In your introduction chapter. 1. A great opening paragraph 2. A compelling character 3. A strong voice 4. A well-chosen starting point 5. An authentic sense of place 6. A burgeoning conflict 7. A hook for your intended readership

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By Nilisha Yadav Answered 6 years ago

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