What do you write in a theoretical background?

Answer 1

Oh, thanks for all the information. Just teasing. The subject would help though, but I'll try. Let's see, a theory is formed after gathering all the information you can without bias or preconceived notions. The subconscious is absolutely unprejudiced, it looks at all information equally, lies and fantasy included. You can't get more impartial then that. You have to present the question, what information categories you collected, value and purpose of the study, a brief of testing methods and what they proved or didn't prove and anything else you want to, can think of or feel you should include. All that doesn't have to be at the beginning, but can be touched on, if you want. Are you actually studying some question? The question can be the background.