So you are writing a paper, thesis, or dissertation, and you ask yourself:
“What should I put in my introduction section?”
“How do I find a good research question?”
“How can I demonstrate that my research is innovative?”
“What’s the best way to find previous research?”
“Can I just invent a hypothesis myself?”
“How should I formulate a hypothesis?”
“Can I trust published research?”
“Which research design should I use for my study?”
“When should I write the data and methods section?”
“How much detail should I give when describing the data I used?”
“How many observations do I need for my data analysis?”
“My model has a low R-Squared. Is that bad?”
“Should I write “I” or “we”, or write passive sentences?”
“Isn’t my research a complete failure now my hypothesis was not supported?”
“How should I organize my text?”
“How should I respond to strong criticism?”
“What should I put in my discussion section?”
“How can I write a text from an outline?”
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