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The methods section of a research paper provides the information by which a studyâ€™s validity is judged.

An effectively written methodology section should:

Introduce the overall methodological approach for investigating your research problem
Indicate how the approach fits the overall research design.
Describe the specific methods of data collection you are going to use
Explain how you intend to analyze your results.
Provide background and rationale for methodologies that are unfamiliar for your readers.
Provide a rationale for subject selection and sampling procedure.
Address potential limitations.

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