How do you write a research paper about family planning?
- Because family planning is so broad, it is a good idea to limit the topic.
- It is always a good idea to choose three to five topics related to family planning for a research paper.
- Before beginning actual research, the student should do some preliminary research about the topic.
- It is also a good idea to sketch out the topic in order to decide if you are best to write an entire paper.
- The student must have a basic understanding and knowledge of the topic matter for which they are writing.
How do you format a term paper on family planning?
- Research papers should not exceed ten pages.
- These sections must be included in the term paper:
- Abstract or Introduction
- Table of Contents
- Case Study
- Results
- Methodology
- Bibliography
- Summary of Tests and Study
- Conclusion
- Appendix
- The Introduction, or Abstract, will summarise the whole paper and outline what will be discussed.
- The results and case studies sections will provide information about the findings and how they were conducted.
- The methodology section will explain how the studies and tests were conducted.
- Bibliography and appendices will provide details about the sources and resources used in the study.
- The summary of the tests and study sections will give information about how to further research the subject.
- The conclusion summarizes the whole research paper and the writer’s view on the subject matter. It also explains how you can study the subject further.
These are some great family planning topics that you can write about in a research article:
- Is it safe to breastfeed a baby while using contraceptives?
- Is it possible to avoid pregnancy with birth control pills or condoms?
- What are other contraceptives that can be used to prevent pregnancy?
- What are the main reasons women become infertile?
- Are there serious side effects to having a child after the age of 45?
- What was the primary purpose of Planned Parenthood’s inception in the early 1900s
- Does aborting a pregnancy constitute a moral crime?
- Is it legal for a woman in her 20s to terminate a pregnancy?
- Why is it that politicians feel it is their duty to tell women whether they want to have children?
- Does it make sense for a woman not to have children but choose her career?