2. The Introduction in a Scientific Paper The Introduction is the part of the paper that provides the readers with the background information for the research reported in the paper. Its purpose is to establish the framework for the research. so that readers can understand how it is related to other research The Introduction represents, in summary, the writers thinking about the problem in conceptual form Arising from the research problem, a particular research question or questions are identified. The writer also provides the past literature and references that form the background for these questions. The answering of these questions constitutes the objective of this research The Introduction normally includes at least the followin parts (a)Derivation and statement of the problem and discussion of the nature of the probler m (b) Discussion of the background of the problem (c) Derivation and statement of the research question/questions or objectives of the research2 2. The Introduction in a Scientific Paper The Introduction is the part of the paper that provides the readers with the background information for the research reported in the paper. Its purpose is to establish the framework for the research, so that readers can understand how it is related to other research. The Introduction represents, in summary, the writer’s thinking about the problem in conceptual form. Arising from the research problem, a particular research question or questions are identified. The writer also provides the past literature and references that form the background for these questions. The answering of these questions constitutes the objective of this research. The Introduction normally includes at least the following parts: (a)Derivation and statement of the problem and discussion of the nature of the problem (b) Discussion of the background of the problem (c) Derivation and statement of the research question/questions or objectives of the research