I Introduction leads the reader into the study. Statement of the Problem tells what the researcher hopes to do. Research Goals provide the directions or framework to solve the problem. Background and Significance provides information from where the problem arises.
Limitations set boundaries of the study.
It is about three paragraphs to acquaint the reader to the problem. It can be supported with references. The Introduction prepares the individual for the study. The Introduction creates interest to read the study. This section of the chapter should be primarily a declarative sentence.