Why are there so many delays on the F train and how can this issue be fixed (if possible)?

An introduction section with a thesis. The thesis establishes the central theme and message of your research study. This will help organize your paper and integrate it around a single major idea. It will also help the reader to identify the importance of the cultural pattern you have studied. It can be one to two sentences long.  It should include your “research question.”
Literature Review. A literature review is an analysis of previous research now on your research topic. This will help you gather background information to enable better understanding of the significance about your research topic. Within your analysis of each article you must examine the topic of study, research methods, research results, strengths and weaknesses, and how your research study will contribute to this research. You should include three research articles on your research topic.  (Adapt your reflective annotated bibliographies into paragraphs that flow!)
Data Collection. The data collection is an explanation of the methods you used to gather your quantitative and/or qualitative data. This will help establish reliability and validity in your research design.
Data Analysis. The data analysis is the interpretation of your data you collected. This will help provide a sense of meaning to your data and relate it to your thesis. In addition, you should provide a social theoretical interpretation of your results. Depending on your data and audience wants, includes graphs of your data.
Reflexivity. Reflexivity is when you discuss your personal reasons for doing research project and what limitations you came across during the research project. This will help eliminate any type of bias the audience may assume about your personal investment in the research study and clear up any misunderstanding in your data. Furthermore, distinguish how your research study contributes to your field of study.