In a research paper, what does "scope and limitation" mean and what should I put there? :)?

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It's for our Statistics class :D

Answer 1

Sometimes these sections are referred to as scope and bounds. Same thing.

The "scope" section is where you list what you are doing. The "bounds" section is where you set the boundaries and you list some thing explicitly that you are not doing because they are outside the bounds of the project.

At first, having two sections sounds redundant, but it removes ambiguity. Try to imagine questions and head them off. You might know what you mean by "high school" but some people reading your work may have different interpretations. Don't assume too much about your readers.

Example scope: In this study we gathered statistics about high school students enrolled in public and private high schools.

Example bounds: We did not study students in alternative educational settings such as GED programs and juvenile detention facilities.

Answer 2

Scope Limitation

Answer 3

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In a research paper, what does "scope and limitation" mean and what should I put there? :)?
It's for our Statistics class :D

Answer 4

This includes the coverage of the study, the subject, the research instrument, issues and concerns. In higher level, this includes the environment and it's setting!

Answer 5

you should put what you intend to cover, thats the scope... the limitation is where you list your materials, place where you will do it, any problems that might limit your work...

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Answer 7

I guess it s all about the semi-background of your study or investigation (that is based on my opinion)

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