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Structuring a Journal Article: Core Concepts

Rather than surveying an entire discipline, this research-methods academic handbook focuses on Structuring a Journal Article. Under the 'Core Concepts' editorial lens, the chapters define the central scholarly concepts and decisions, guiding readers toward a methodologically defensible plan with transparent documentation.

PublisherLighthouse Books, Delaware, USA
Universal Book ID11201
SubjectStructuring a Journal Article
DisciplineEducation & Research
LanguageEnglish
CategoryScholarly Writing and Publishing / academic study
TagsStructuring a Journal Article

Table of Contents

Introduction — Structuring a Journal Article: Core Concepts (Scholarly Writing and Publishing)
1. The Research Decision in Structuring a Journal Article
2. Concepts and Scope — the implications of core concepts
3. Reviewing the Scholarly Evidence — evidence surrounding structuring a journal article
4. Choosing and Defending a Method — a case framed by core concepts
5. Study Planning and Feasibility — an inquiry into structuring a journal article
6. The Core Concepts Approach
7. Sampling, Measurement, and Documentation — evidence surrounding structuring a journal article
8. Quality, Ethics, and Research Integrity — a case framed by core concepts
9. A Worked Research Design Example — an inquiry into structuring a journal article
10. Limitations and Plausible Alternatives — the implications of core concepts
11. Interpreting or Reporting the Output — evidence surrounding structuring a journal article
12. A Reproducibility Checklist — a case framed by core concepts
13. An Advanced Critical Exercise — an inquiry into structuring a journal article
14. Source Review and Further Methodological Questions — the implications of core concepts
Conclusion — Synthesis, Limitations, and Further Study