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Articles
Section default policyResearch article
Report the results of studies, research, or development in a systematic way.
Academic articles are written works that are interesting. It's new knowledge.
Mention the history of the problem, objectives, and guidelines for solving the problem.
Theoretical concepts are used. Research results from the source
Academic article
Short writings that clearly define the issues by the author, compiled from his or her own academic work or that of others in a manner that analyzes, criticizes, or proposes new ideas from that academic background. Generally published academic articles include:
1. Academic articles that present intensive academic knowledge content and have been read and considered
by experts in that field of study, with the target group being academics in the academic/professional circle
2. Academic articles that present less intensive academic knowledge content, focusing on the target group of
the general public
3. Research articles are articles written from one's own research, with clear problem definitions and objectives, data collection, analysis, summary, and discussion of research results, leading to academic progress
4. Review articles are articles that study a work or idea in detail, including analysis and discussion of the results of the study to show trends in which direction it should go, what are the advantages and disadvantages
5. Critical articles are articles written from studies, research, and specific cases of
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