What words should be avoided in titles?

The research title is the expression of the body of study or research submitted, which is the first thing that a reader sees in a study, so it should be appropriate in the sense of the word, and a good researcher who is fluent insider who corresponds to the ideas he cites in a problem. It is worth mentioning that there are many researchers who do not care about this, and consider it marginal, since the content of the thesis is large, and there are many ideas, and then they might put a non-reflective research title.

 Terms of drafting the research title 

There are certain conditions when choosing a research title:

1. The research title should be simple, not complicated, and clear and unambiguous, so that the reader can read and understand, and be aware of its content without the need for inquiry from the student.
2. The research title should depict a useful summary, i.e.: not short disturbing, nor long boring, starting with the words central in the study, without mentioning the details, comprehensive, specific and expressive aspects of the subject of the whole research and its content, without increase or decrease.
3. The research title should be written in short words and easy scientific language simple and sound, and does not contain words or terms bearing more than one meaning.
4. The research title should include the most important variables of the study that can be dealt with statistically.
5. The research title should avoid unhelpful excitement.

Wrong wording in research title 

There are some wrong wording in research title (wrong title wording/wrongful wording example/wrongful title wording example) that researchers make when choosing a research title, this include:

1. One of the wrong wording in research title (wrong title wording/wrongful wording example/wrongful title wording example) among many researchers, that the researcher begins to formulate a title without preconceived idea, and therefore must force himself to sense his research problem and confirm, and hence the formulation of correct research title with appropriate wording which requires that the researcher begins with a certain idea, and then determines all variables in the light of this idea, and then formulated in a clear and expressive form and in an appropriate wording, and thus the title reflects the content of the idea and the variables associated with it in appropriate wording.
2. Another wrong wording in research title (wrong title wording/wrongful wording example/wrongful title wording example) exist when the researcher usually chooses the subject of his research before reviewing the previous studies, and depending mainly his personal experience, in such case, and if the research title do not have wrong wording in research title (wrong title wording/wrongful title wording example), and is drafted in appropriate wording, the research title will still be defective.
3. The title of the research proposed in the research plan should be the same as the title of the research when it is completed.

 Tips when choosing a research title 

There are some tips for researchers when choosing research title and avoiding wrong wording in research title (wrong title wording/wrongful title wording example), namely:

1. To avoid wrong wording in research title (wrong title wording/wrongful wording example/wrongful title wording example) and to ensure appropriate wording, the researcher should void distortion altogether and do not attempt to simplify the title too much.
2. To avoid wrong wording in research title (wrong title wording/wrongful wording example/wrongful title wording example) and to ensure appropriate wording, the researcher should not focus on a secondary view in the title and neglect the basic variables.
3. To avoid wrong wording in research title (wrong title wording/wrongful wording example/wrongful title wording example) and to ensure appropriate wording, the researcher should not over-confirm the address.
4. To avoid wrong wording in research title (wrong title wording/wrongful wording example/wrongful title wording example) and to ensure appropriate wording, the researcher should use the present tense in the title.
5. To avoid wrong wording in research title (wrong title wording/wrongful wording example/wrongful title wording example) and to ensure appropriate wording, the researcher should use strong verbs.

 How to choose appropriate wording for a research title 

1. There is no harm that the researcher during his return to the previous studies to write down their titles so as to benefit from these titles in the formulation of the appropriate title of scientific research carried out.
2. The researcher must choose the words of a scientific nature as the title of his scientific research, so as to make it easier for readers to memorize and repeat those words.
3. The researcher must be careful not to exceed the title of the research done by the ideal length of the research title, and must make sure that the research title is free of vague words.
4. The research title should be comprehensive and flexible and include all the ideas contained in the scientific research carried out by the researcher.

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