Emma Taylor is an Academic Tutor specialising in Psychology and Comparative Literature. She holds a BSc degree from the University of St Andrews and MA from the University of St Andrews. With over 20 years of experience, Emma has worked as a Literacy Specialist at School Of European Culture And Languages and Lecturer in Creative Writing at De Montfort University. In addition, Emma has worked as a Web Content Writer for the last 10 years.
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The ‘methodology’ chapter tells the reader exactly how the research was carried out. So, it needs to be accurate. After all, the benchmark of a ‘good methodology’ is whether or not the reader feels confident enough …
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At roughly 200 words, the abstract is the shortest part of the dissertation! Thankfully, it’s also one of the simplest to write - as long as you approach it sensibly… The cardinal rule for writing an …