The introduction begins on a new page, with the paper’s title at the top, centered, but do not write ‘Introduction’ at the top. Typically a ‘funneling’ approach is used; this means that you begin broadly and narrow your focus as you progress towards the hypothesis/es. The introduction should include an introductory paragraph, a literature review, justification of how the current research will contribute to the body of literature, and study aims and hypotheses. These sections are elaborated upon below in addition to writing and formatting instructions.