In academic research, paper level refers to the structure and organizational form of research content. Generally speaking, the hierarchical structure of a paper is divided into three layers: title, subtitle and text. The headline is the theme of the paper, the subtitle is to classify and summarize the contents under the theme, and the text is to elaborate the specific research contents under each subtitle.

A good paper hierarchy can make your research content more clear and orderly, and make it easier for readers to understand and know your research content. The hierarchical structure of the paper allows readers to get the key information in the paper faster without having to read the whole article. In addition, a reasonable paper level can also help to avoid repetition and confusion of the content of the paper and make your paper more coherent.

How to establish a good paper hierarchy?

To establish a good paper hierarchy, it is necessary to determine the theme and research content of the paper first. Then the research contents are classified and summarized, and the contents of each classification are guided by obvious and clear subtitles. Finally, establish a clear title on the basis of the whole paper, so that readers can see your research topic at a glance. Combining these aspects, we can construct a perfect and clear paper hierarchy.