How to write the Introduction: Part 1

This video is intended for science students who speak English as a second or foreign language. It covers how to write the introduction of your research paper. In this video, which is Part 1, I explain what information you should cover in the introduction, and talk about citations. Please leave a comment if you find any mistakes or problems.
Here is a link to download the research paper on apples that was used as an example in this video:
www.sciencedirect.com/science/...
Link to download the paper on referees and red in sports
pss.sagepub.com/content/19/8/7...
Here are links to videos for other sections of your research paper.
Method section Part 1: organization
• How to write the Metho...
Method section Part 2: language
• How to write the Metho...
How to format your paper for APA style in MS Word.
• How to format your res...
How to search online for sources for your paper.
• Finding online sources...

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Omg, this is absolutely fantastic. It is very explanatory and straight to the point. I have fully grasp what I need to do now. Thank you for sharing. Please can you do a video on writing the literature review, findings & analysis and finally the conclusions & recommendations. Thanks again.

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If you look at my channel, I have similar videos for each of the other main sections of the scientific research paper: method, results, and discussion. The literature review is basically contained in the Introduction unless it's a PhD thesis or something like that. I like the idea though, and if I can, I'll try to put together a video with more detail on the literature review part itself.

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I don't know if this question will be answered but I need help hahaha (I'm writing my first research paper, pretty much a beginner at this). Would you say that literature review is to be written in the introduction? I did see that 0:36 says a "summary of previous research" but what if I wanted to write an entire section on what I have found/researched? Some websites (and my lecturer) say that literature review is a section on it's own titled "Literature Review", but I don't see such things in some research papers on pubmed, elsevier, etc. Quite confused, could anyone help?

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Fantastic video, thank you very much indeed. I am currently writing my third scientific paper. However, when writing I prefer to write first the discussion, rather than the introduction. I am never inspired when writing the introduction. Thank you very much again!

[@stevekirk4226]

Thanks for the comment. I teach writing the Method first, but that's mainly because it's easier than the other sections. Personally, I tend to write the introduction first because it helps me figure out the "story" of the paper.

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[@stevekirk4226]

Good question. I think repetition is not necessarily bad. There is some required/unavoidable repetition. The introduction will state the hypothesis and purpose, and the discussion will remind the readers of those things. But there are some key differences: The introduction talks about previous research to argue for why the present study needs to be done, while the discussion compares the results of the present study with previous research. Some of the cited papers will be the same. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I think the purposes of the introduction and discussion are quite different, but they do have some repetition to make the paper easier to follow. I think if you have to turn back to the introduction to understand the discussion, the paper is not written well. And many readers won't remember what you said in the introduction when they get to the end.

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Is there any downloadable slide show of this video ?

[@stevekirk4226]

There's really not much that I could put in a downloadable version. The slides at 0:50 and 8:45 have the summaries, and there is a link to the research paper shown in the video in the description. Introductions vary somewhat from paper to paper, so it's always good to read lots of research papers and look at their structure to see how to put these points into practice. I'm working on a written version of this material, though, and I'll link to it when it's ready.

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