This section introduces the research topic, its context, and the issues the study seeks to address.

This part outlines the specific questions the research aims to answer.

This section defines the boundaries of the study, including what is and isn’t covered.

This part explains the importance of the research and how it benefits various stakeholders.

This section provides definitions of key terms used in the study to ensure clarity.

This element illustrates the relationship between variables and provides a visual or conceptual guide for the study.

This part includes existing theories that support and guide the research process.

This serves as the official name of the study, summarizing its key focus.

This section provides an overview of the problem and its background, often setting the foundation for the research.

This part identifies the guiding questions or objectives that the research seeks to achieve.

The background of the study provides a detailed explanation of the research findings.

The significance of the study explains why the research is important and whom it benefits.

The theoretical framework presents theories that guide the study's methodology and analysis.

Scope and delimitation include the results and conclusions of the research.

The statement of the problem includes specific questions that the research seeks to answer.

Definition of terms is optional and not necessary for understanding key concepts in the research.

The research title summarizes the main focus and scope of the study.

The conceptual framework visually or conceptually illustrates the variables in the study.

The background of the study focuses on reviewing related literature only.

Scope and delimitation describe the limitations and boundaries of the study.