1. Insufficient research methods: There may be problems such as unreasonable sample selection, inaccurate data collection methods or inappropriate statistical analysis methods, which affect the reliability and validity of the research conclusions.
2. Limited research scope: the research object or research field may be limited, which leads to the lack of universality and generality of the research conclusion, and the research scope needs to be further expanded.
3. Insufficient literature review: There may be problems such as incomplete, in-depth and inaccurate literature review, which leads to the lack of forward-looking and innovative research results, and it is necessary to further strengthen literature review.
4. Insufficient empirical research: Empirical research is an important part of the paper. If the empirical research is not sufficient, the research conclusion may be unreliable or unconvincing, and the empirical research work needs to be further strengthened.
5. Insufficient analysis of results: There may be problems such as incomplete, in-depth and inaccurate analysis of results, which leads to deviations or errors in the interpretation of research conclusions, and it is necessary to further strengthen the analysis of results.
Basic steps and skills of writing a thesis;
1. Determine the subject and research object: To choose the subject with research value and practical significance, the research object should also be clear.
2. Literature review: It is necessary to collect and read relevant literature, understand the previous research results and research status in this field, and provide reference and guidance for your own research.
3. Propose research questions and hypotheses: We need to clarify research questions and hypotheses, and verify our hypotheses through theoretical analysis and empirical research.
4. Design research methods: It is necessary to design appropriate research methods according to the research objects and problems, such as questionnaire survey, empirical research and case analysis.
5. Collecting and analyzing data: For empirical research, it is necessary to collect and analyze relevant data and extract useful information.
6. Writing and organizing the paper: According to the logic and conclusion of the research, according to the format and specifications of the paper, writing the paper and making appropriate organization and typesetting.
7. Review and revision of the paper: carefully review and revise the paper to ensure that the content and format of the paper are correct, logical and clear.
8. Publish and exchange papers: If possible, try to publish papers in relevant academic journals or conferences and participate in relevant academic exchange activities to expand the influence and popularity of research.