We now discuss examples of Introduction taken from various disciplines and journals Writing the title The title states the subject of the paper. Its function is to identify and describe the contents of the paper accurately and specifically. This is of great importance because the title may be decisive in helping the readers decision to read it. Therefore, it is essential that the title be as accurate. informative. and as comprehensive as possible, yet as short as possible While brevity is essential, titles must also be comprehensive enough for ready retrieval of the paper they should also include as many of the most important elements of the paper as ible Citing the references Research scientists should cite the source for anything that is not original with them, if it contributed to the research or the paper Such sources are usually printed sources from published literature, but they may be manuscripts, letters, information from web-sites, data-bases. or even conversations3 We now discuss examples of Introduction taken from various disciplines and journals Writing the Title The title states the subject of the paper. Its function is to identify and describe the contents of the paper accurately and specifically. This is of great importance because the title may be decisive in helping the reader’s decision to read it. Therefore, it is essential that the title be as accurate, informative, and as comprehensive as possible, yet as short as possible. While brevity is essential, titles must also be comprehensive enough for ready retrieval of the paper. They should also include as many of the most important elements of the paper as possible Citing the References Research scientists should cite the source for anything that is not original with them, if it contributed to the research or the paper. Such sources are usually printed sources from published literature, but they may be manuscripts, letters, information from web-sites, data-bases, or even conversations