METHODOLOGY, Explains how the study was conducted and what methods were used., DISCUSSION, Interprets and explains the significance of the results., INTRODUCTION, Introduces the topic, background, and purpose of the study., RESULTS, Presents the data and findings of the study., RESEARCH, A systematic investigation conducted to discover or verify knowledge., DATA, Facts, figures, or information collected during the study., FINDINGS, The outcomes or results obtained from the collected data., ANALYSIS, The process of examining data to identify patterns and meanings., INTERPRETATION, The explanation of what the findings mean., CONCLUSION, Summarizes the findings and answers the research problem., HYPOTHESIS, A testable prediction or proposed answer to a problem., RESEARCH DESIGN, The overall plan or structure of the study., SAMPLE, The group of participants selected from a population., ABSTRACT, A brief summary of the entire research paper., REFERENCES, The list of sources cited in the study., VARIABLES, Factors or characteristics that can change or be measured., INSTRUMENT, Tools used to collect data, such as surveys or interviews., RECOMMENDATIONS, Suggested actions based on the study's findings., SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS, Global goals adopted by the United Nations to promote a better and more sustainable future., GRAPH, A visual representation of data.

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