Scholarly Articles have many of these elements.
Title
- often tells the subject matter
Author
- someone with listed credentials
- often a university professor
Abstract
- usually only in articles
- often on the first page, above the body of the article
- summarizes the article's main points
Literature Review
- analysis of other articles on similar topics
- guide for how the author approached the research
Hypothesis/es
- the author's expected outcomes
Method
- description of the process for the study
- explanation of the experiment(s)
Results
Discussion
- summary of the results
- application of the results to the hypothesis/es
- suggestion(s) for future research
References/Bibliography
- list of resources the author used as background information
