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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 What Is the Problem? 1

Chapter 2 Why Is the Problem Important? 35

Chapter 3 What Con.icts or Unanswered Questions Does

Your Research Address? 59

Chapter 4 What Previous Findings Are You Challenging or Extending? 77

Chapter 5 What Solution Do You Propose? 94

Chapter 6 How Did You Study the Problem? 116

Chapter 7 How Did You Proceed? 136

Chapter 8 What Did You Observe? 155

Chapter 9 How Can You Describe Quantities? 174

Chapter 10 What Do Your Observations Mean? 196

Chapter 11How Do Your Results Fit into the Broader Context? 216

Chapter 12How Can You Describe Causes and Effects? 233

Chapter 13How Can You Use Examples?

Chapter 14 What Is the Report About in Short? 267

Chapter 15 How Can We Write About Others Who Have Helped Us? 291

Chapter 16 How Can We Write a Cover Letter to the Editor? 317

References 338