1) Introduction (motivation, source & lit. review) a. Specify what the paper is about, i.e., Purpose of the study: this section begins with "The purpose of this study is..." b. If available, you may describe motivation of choosing your topic or hypothesis including why you think this topic or hypothesis is important or meaningful. c. Provide the review of the existing studies that are related to the stated hypotheses or main topic in your paper. Background information about the topic can be included. You can use all possible sources for the review such as simple Google search, Google Scholar, newspapers, academic journals, or school library webpages.

2) Body (source of data/methods of analysis & application) a. Provide your research questions and hypothesis. b. Define the independent variable and the dependent variable and specify their levels of measurement. You can find the definition of terms from existing literatures or simply google it. c. You can state the source of data as the dataset is provided by the course instructor. d. Specify what statistical analysis is used to test your hypothesis. e. Provide Descriptive Statistics that includes N (sample size), means, median, range, standard deviation of each variable in a table. f. Provide the SPSS Output and results of the analysis in tables, charts or graphs. g. Do not include the raw data in your paper.

3) Conclusion (summary & results) a. Provide the interpretations of your results and summarize your findings. b. If available, explain practical implications of the study and identify any possible directions for future research that builds on this study.

4) References a. List any reference you used preferably