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Chapter 1

Introduction

1.1: Background of the study:

Approximately 1 page

1.2: Research Gap:

Approximately 2 pages though it depends on the available variables. If a
researcher finds more variables in their study, the pages can be increased and
vice versa.

1.3: Research Problem:

Approximately half of a page or one page.

1.4: Research Questions:

Develop and mention research questions derived from the research problems.

1.5: Research Objectives:

Explain the key objectives the researcher wants to reach.

1.6: Significance of the study:

Mention why the research was important.

1.6.1: Theoretical Contribution:

In approximately half of a page, mention the theories derived during the
study.

1.6.2: Applied Contribution:

Mention the theoretical models and their applications in the research.

Fig: 2.1.3 A model method for arranging constituents in the Introduction of synopsis

2.1.2.4 Literature Review in a Synopsis

A literature review is a comprehensive examination
of academic sources focusing on a particular subject. Its
primary purpose is to present a broad summary of the existing
knowledge on the topic, enabling you to identify pertinent
theories, methodologies, and areas where further research is
needed. This process of reviewing the literature equips you

108 SGOU - SLM - Foundational Skills for Research and Writing