Order of your paper- 6:04 Shape of a research paper- 7:03 Introduction- 7:59 Methods- 8:36 Results-8:49 Discussion/ conclusion- 9:10 How to write your paper - 11:04 Know your hypothesis before writing paper - 12:01 ***Step 1 prepare figures & tables (core data) -13:21 Step 2 Write methods-14:20 Step 3 Results section-27:44 Data guidelines-35:23 Step 4 Write Discussion/Conclusion-37:25 Conclusion Final paragraph-44:59 Step 5 Introduction-47:00 Identify topic & its importance-50:55 Give background- 52:25 Statement of purpose-54:55 Approach rationale-57:03 Step 6 List Sources-54:04 Common Citing mistakes-58:44 ***
As a returning student and required to do a research instead of a thesis, this video is incredibly helpful! very very helpful in my quest for a guide on how to do a research in an organized way! THANK YOU
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this is a great video, i have ever seen about how to write research paper, so i like it this video, thanks for you share with us for this amazing of video, its was really what i have looking for, thank you again
Absolutely 1+ hours well spent on my Sunday! I was a Research and Writing Tutor in grad school and worked with plenty of Japanese, Korean, and Chinese students/classmates. Except I didn't speak their language, like you :). But most of them wrote impeccable papers, just needed vocabulary and audience captivating support, for the most part. Thank you for this!! I'll reference the link for my first-year students in academic writing.
1.Research writing overview 2:10 What is the purpose of a research paper 2:32 Important factors of research writing quality 2.Research paper structure 6:00 IMR&D 7:14 The anatomy of a scientific paper 8:00 Introduction 8:42 Methods 8:53 Results 9:07 Discussion/Conclusion 12:01 Before writing paper 16:21 Tips for methods 27:43 Tips for results 37:25 Tips for discussion/conclusion 47:06 Tips for introduction 3.Composing research paper sections 50:07 The anatomy of a scientific paper 50:29 Tips for introduction 4.Tips for improving quality of writing 1:01:18Most common writing errors 1:02:05Article use 1:05:31Revising nominalizations 1:08:52When to use past/present tense
Best vedio on how to write research papers till date whatever I have seen. Thanks guys for sharing knowledge and clearing the doubts. This was incredible.
this is amazing I cannot tell you how bad research affects graduate students I was disappointed with myself to the point of depression thank you for sharing such amazing insights
By far, this is the BEST educational how to video on research article writing!! This video should be incorporated in the first-year classes of capstone-oriented doctoral programs for a clear detailed understanding of basic article requirements. Outstanding conference!!! Thank you! MAJ(R)V.M. White
I was seriously looking for this kind of video with detail explanation ...thank you soo much for the video...I wrote down all the details it really helped me lot.
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Hi! Are you having trouble writing your research paper or a college essay? Don't have the time or skills to come up with an A-quality paper? Don't worry! I will help you. Please email me at maryjoykimmy@gmail.com.
Oh, I've made a 170 lines of notes in notepad++. Hope I'll understand that tomorrow. What I'm concerned of is that by writing the Introduction in the end, may lead a researcher to answers he was thinking he is trying to resolve in Method, Results & Discussion. SO basically with NO proper research of the background, how can anybody think of doing something new to the world... :D It can save you tons of time :)
Very good insights. Useful for young researchers. I would love to share this video to our reaearch scholars on 18th September, 2020 (international webinar at our university, Bangalore) for their benefits and we would also like to recommend your company for editing services.
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Sir, Plizz give a lecture on Humanities. Plizz give tips on how to start writing and get published a research paper in journals. Plizzz plizzz plizzz sir. You lecture is the best available in youtube. Your Power point and your accent attract the viewers a lit.
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1:55: 📚 The lecture discusses the structure and factors of research writing. - 1:55: The purpose of research papers is to share knowledge and fit into current science. - 2:33: Coherence, organization, relevance, and clarity are important factors in research writing. - 5:07: Proper grammar, phrasing, and style are crucial for clarity in writing. - 5:22: Formatting and style rules of the target journal should be followed. - 6:02: The structure of a research paper includes introduction, methods, results, and discussion. - 6:26: Writing a research paper for a journal requires understanding of the structure and guidelines. 6:41: 📝 The structure of a research paper includes an introduction, methods, results, and discussion. The introduction discusses the problem, background, and gaps in the literature. The methods explain how the study was conducted, the results present the findings, and the discussion explains the meaning of the findings and their implications. - 6:41: The structure of a research paper includes an introduction, methods, results, and discussion. - 7:07: The introduction discusses the problem, background, and gaps in the literature. - 7:55: The methods section explains how the study was conducted. - 8:52: The results section presents the important findings of the study. - 9:04: The discussion section explains the meaning of the findings, their importance, and implications. - 9:33: The discussion may also include limitations and suggestions for future research. 13:25: 📝 The first step before writing the section is to prepare the figures and tables, which are the core data of the research paper. Then, the methods section should be written, describing the experiment, procedures, analysis methods, and measurements. - 13:25: Gather and create figures and tables to represent the core data of the research paper. - 13:48: Provide captions and numbers for the figures and tables in the order they will be discussed in the paper. - 14:23: Write the methods section, describing the experiment, procedures, analysis methods, and measurements. - 14:50: Organize the methods section chronologically or from most to least important. - 16:35: Use passive voice and past tense in the methods section. - 17:10: Do not discuss the results, only focus on how the study was conducted. 20:06: 📝 This sample discusses the organization and content of the methods section in a research paper. - 20:06: Headings can be used in the methods section to organize the paper and guide the reader. - 20:40: The materials used in the study should be clearly described, including their source and procurement. - 21:20: The methods section should use a variety of verbs to avoid repetition. - 21:31: The preparation of the materials should be explained in detail, including the specific actions taken. - 22:01: The methods of analysis should be described first, followed by any quantified details or measurements. - 26:05: The methods section should not include information about research findings. 27:15: 📊 The results section of a research paper should present findings in the same order as the methods and answer the research question, using figures and tables to report the data. - 27:15: Results should be organized in the same order as the methods and should answer the research question. - 28:47: The main result should be followed by secondary results and details. - 30:48: Captions for figures and tables should start with a noun and describe what the figure or table is measuring. - 31:05: The text should refer to the figures and tables and provide more details about the data. - 31:44: The results section should address research questions and discuss the analysis methods used. - 32:38: Figures and tables should be used to present the data visually. 37:33: 📊 The discussion section of a research paper focuses on the importance and implications of the results. - 37:33: The discussion section should sell the study and explain its importance. - 38:12: Suggest improvements for future studies. - 38:12: Criticize and justify the study's methods. - 38:26: Discuss the impact of the research on related areas. - 38:26: Assess the contribution of the study to knowledge in the field. - 39:27: Organize the discussion section with clear paragraphs and separate ideas. 47:04: 📚 The introduction section of a research paper establishes the context, purpose, and approach of the study. - 47:04: The introduction should state the problem being solved and the existing knowledge on the topic. - 47:51: It should discuss the limitations of existing solutions and present the hypothesis or research question. - 48:10: The main content found in the results and discussion should be previewed without including the data. 48:44: 💡 The introduction of a research paper should address the gap in knowledge, explain the importance of the study, and present the hypothesis or research question. - 48:44: Break down the introduction into two main questions: the knowledge gap and the importance of the study. - 49:19: Include background information, motivations, relevant literature, hypothesis, and research approaches in the introduction. - 49:57: Use highly relevant sources and keywords from the paper title in the introduction. - 52:34: Define key terms and provide a general review of the primary research literature. - 55:00: State the statement of purpose using clear signal phrases. 1:02:06: 📝 The biggest grammar mistake in writing is the misuse of determiners, specifically articles. - 1:02:06: Uncountable nouns do not use articles. - 1:02:30: If an uncountable noun is specific, use 'the'. - 1:02:55: Use 'the' with noun + preposition structures. 1:03:29: 📚 The video provides guidance on using articles, nominalizations, and past/present tense in scientific writing. - 1:03:29: Use 'a' or 'an' for countable nouns and 'no article' for uncountable nouns. - 1:05:28: Avoid using nominalizations and convert them to main verbs for clearer writing. - 1:09:02: Use past tense for prior research and present tense for general facts or when discussing your own study. 1:09:57: 💡 The use of past or present tense in academic writing depends on the style guide being used. - 1:09:57: Different style guides have different rules for using past or present tense in academic writing. - 1:10:02: APA and AMA use past tense, while MLA uses present tense. - 1:10:19: Many studies have confirmed the affinity between carbon and nitrogen. - 1:10:25: Studies have observed tumor cells metastasizing upon exposure to certain chemicals. - 1:10:43: Air pressure decreases with altitude. - 1:10:50: The average human skeleton contains 2270 bones. - 1:10:58: When writing about your own work, use present tense. - 1:11:21: Comorbidity is a factor supported by past studies. 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@@mikemask6952 Thanks Mike, I finished my paper in time with the help of this breakdown to complete my graduate studies MSc Spring 2020 Purdue university. But there is more to come, I will definitely take a look at the video!
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Very nice session on How to write a research article and the sequence of writing starting from method and results. Also very useful guidance about the use of proper gràmmer
Thanks for this video, it is very insightful. but part 2 that mentioned can not be found in youtube, please could you provide the link, if it is available. highly appreciated.
The fact that this has aspects of chemical analysis such as mass spectra❤ kinda wish chem would show me as much love as I show it. Currently working on a SRP for a foundation course and I'm glad I found this
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Order of your paper- 6:04
Shape of a research paper- 7:03
Introduction- 7:59
Methods- 8:36
Results-8:49
Discussion/ conclusion- 9:10
How to write your paper - 11:04
Know your hypothesis before writing paper - 12:01
***Step 1 prepare figures & tables (core data) -13:21
Step 2 Write methods-14:20
Step 3 Results section-27:44
Data guidelines-35:23
Step 4 Write Discussion/Conclusion-37:25
Conclusion Final paragraph-44:59
Step 5 Introduction-47:00
Identify topic & its importance-50:55
Give background- 52:25
Statement of purpose-54:55
Approach rationale-57:03
Step 6 List Sources-54:04
Common Citing mistakes-58:44 ***
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As a returning student and required to do a research instead of a thesis, this video is incredibly helpful! very very helpful in my quest for a guide on how to do a research in an organized way! THANK YOU
Please let us know what you think about this video! We realize that "How to Write a Research Paper" is a bit of a GIGANTIC topic in terms of scope, so if there are other research writing topics in particular your are interested in learning about, please drop us a note below. ^^
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Absolutely 1+ hours well spent on my Sunday! I was a Research and Writing Tutor in grad school and worked with plenty of Japanese, Korean, and Chinese students/classmates. Except I didn't speak their language, like you :). But most of them wrote impeccable papers, just needed vocabulary and audience captivating support, for the most part. Thank you for this!! I'll reference the link for my first-year students in academic writing.
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1.Research writing overview
2:10 What is the purpose of a research paper
2:32 Important factors of research writing quality
2.Research paper structure
6:00 IMR&D
7:14 The anatomy of a scientific paper
8:00 Introduction
8:42 Methods
8:53 Results
9:07 Discussion/Conclusion
12:01 Before writing paper
16:21 Tips for methods
27:43 Tips for results
37:25 Tips for discussion/conclusion
47:06 Tips for introduction
3.Composing research paper sections
50:07 The anatomy of a scientific paper
50:29 Tips for introduction
4.Tips for improving quality of writing
1:01:18Most common writing errors
1:02:05Article use
1:05:31Revising nominalizations
1:08:52When to use past/present tense
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Best vedio on how to write research papers till date whatever I have seen. Thanks guys for sharing knowledge and clearing the doubts. This was incredible.
this is amazing I cannot tell you how bad research affects graduate students I was disappointed with myself to the point of depression
thank you for sharing such amazing insights
By far, this is the BEST educational how to video on research article writing!! This video should be incorporated in the first-year classes of capstone-oriented doctoral programs for a clear detailed understanding of basic article requirements. Outstanding conference!!! Thank you! MAJ(R)V.M. White
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Oh, I've made a 170 lines of notes in notepad++.
Hope I'll understand that tomorrow.
What I'm concerned of is that by writing the Introduction in the end, may lead a researcher to answers he was thinking he is trying to resolve in Method, Results & Discussion.
SO basically with NO proper research of the background, how can anybody think of doing something new to the world... :D It can save you tons of time :)
Very good insights. Useful for young researchers. I would love to share this video to our reaearch scholars on 18th September, 2020 (international webinar at our university, Bangalore) for their benefits and we would also like to recommend your company for editing services.
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We use the same style of writing when we write our chemistry lab reports. Now I am using this to write blog posts for my blog... thank you!
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Please Denise Mitchell I need your help regarding my research in chemistry
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Plizz give a lecture on Humanities.
Plizz give tips on how to start writing and get published a research paper in journals.
Plizzz plizzz plizzz sir.
You lecture is the best available in youtube.
Your Power point and your accent attract the viewers a lit.
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This video is just the bare minimum what a scientific paper needs. If that's the level of their service, I'm not buying...
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I'm writing one now and could really use some help.
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Why am I getting this during summer break???
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1:55: 📚 The lecture discusses the structure and factors of research writing.
- 1:55: The purpose of research papers is to share knowledge and fit into current science.
- 2:33: Coherence, organization, relevance, and clarity are important factors in research writing.
- 5:07: Proper grammar, phrasing, and style are crucial for clarity in writing.
- 5:22: Formatting and style rules of the target journal should be followed.
- 6:02: The structure of a research paper includes introduction, methods, results, and discussion.
- 6:26: Writing a research paper for a journal requires understanding of the structure and guidelines.
6:41: 📝 The structure of a research paper includes an introduction, methods, results, and discussion. The introduction discusses the problem, background, and gaps in the literature. The methods explain how the study was conducted, the results present the findings, and the discussion explains the meaning of the findings and their implications.
- 6:41: The structure of a research paper includes an introduction, methods, results, and discussion.
- 7:07: The introduction discusses the problem, background, and gaps in the literature.
- 7:55: The methods section explains how the study was conducted.
- 8:52: The results section presents the important findings of the study.
- 9:04: The discussion section explains the meaning of the findings, their importance, and implications.
- 9:33: The discussion may also include limitations and suggestions for future research.
13:25: 📝 The first step before writing the section is to prepare the figures and tables, which are the core data of the research paper. Then, the methods section should be written, describing the experiment, procedures, analysis methods, and measurements.
- 13:25: Gather and create figures and tables to represent the core data of the research paper.
- 13:48: Provide captions and numbers for the figures and tables in the order they will be discussed in the paper.
- 14:23: Write the methods section, describing the experiment, procedures, analysis methods, and measurements.
- 14:50: Organize the methods section chronologically or from most to least important.
- 16:35: Use passive voice and past tense in the methods section.
- 17:10: Do not discuss the results, only focus on how the study was conducted.
20:06: 📝 This sample discusses the organization and content of the methods section in a research paper.
- 20:06: Headings can be used in the methods section to organize the paper and guide the reader.
- 20:40: The materials used in the study should be clearly described, including their source and procurement.
- 21:20: The methods section should use a variety of verbs to avoid repetition.
- 21:31: The preparation of the materials should be explained in detail, including the specific actions taken.
- 22:01: The methods of analysis should be described first, followed by any quantified details or measurements.
- 26:05: The methods section should not include information about research findings.
27:15: 📊 The results section of a research paper should present findings in the same order as the methods and answer the research question, using figures and tables to report the data.
- 27:15: Results should be organized in the same order as the methods and should answer the research question.
- 28:47: The main result should be followed by secondary results and details.
- 30:48: Captions for figures and tables should start with a noun and describe what the figure or table is measuring.
- 31:05: The text should refer to the figures and tables and provide more details about the data.
- 31:44: The results section should address research questions and discuss the analysis methods used.
- 32:38: Figures and tables should be used to present the data visually.
37:33: 📊 The discussion section of a research paper focuses on the importance and implications of the results.
- 37:33: The discussion section should sell the study and explain its importance.
- 38:12: Suggest improvements for future studies.
- 38:12: Criticize and justify the study's methods.
- 38:26: Discuss the impact of the research on related areas.
- 38:26: Assess the contribution of the study to knowledge in the field.
- 39:27: Organize the discussion section with clear paragraphs and separate ideas.
47:04: 📚 The introduction section of a research paper establishes the context, purpose, and approach of the study.
- 47:04: The introduction should state the problem being solved and the existing knowledge on the topic.
- 47:51: It should discuss the limitations of existing solutions and present the hypothesis or research question.
- 48:10: The main content found in the results and discussion should be previewed without including the data.
48:44: 💡 The introduction of a research paper should address the gap in knowledge, explain the importance of the study, and present the hypothesis or research question.
- 48:44: Break down the introduction into two main questions: the knowledge gap and the importance of the study.
- 49:19: Include background information, motivations, relevant literature, hypothesis, and research approaches in the introduction.
- 49:57: Use highly relevant sources and keywords from the paper title in the introduction.
- 52:34: Define key terms and provide a general review of the primary research literature.
- 55:00: State the statement of purpose using clear signal phrases.
1:02:06: 📝 The biggest grammar mistake in writing is the misuse of determiners, specifically articles.
- 1:02:06: Uncountable nouns do not use articles.
- 1:02:30: If an uncountable noun is specific, use 'the'.
- 1:02:55: Use 'the' with noun + preposition structures.
1:03:29: 📚 The video provides guidance on using articles, nominalizations, and past/present tense in scientific writing.
- 1:03:29: Use 'a' or 'an' for countable nouns and 'no article' for uncountable nouns.
- 1:05:28: Avoid using nominalizations and convert them to main verbs for clearer writing.
- 1:09:02: Use past tense for prior research and present tense for general facts or when discussing your own study.
1:09:57: 💡 The use of past or present tense in academic writing depends on the style guide being used.
- 1:09:57: Different style guides have different rules for using past or present tense in academic writing.
- 1:10:02: APA and AMA use past tense, while MLA uses present tense.
- 1:10:19: Many studies have confirmed the affinity between carbon and nitrogen.
- 1:10:25: Studies have observed tumor cells metastasizing upon exposure to certain chemicals.
- 1:10:43: Air pressure decreases with altitude.
- 1:10:50: The average human skeleton contains 2270 bones.
- 1:10:58: When writing about your own work, use present tense.
- 1:11:21: Comorbidity is a factor supported by past studies.
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I am from india, this really helpful for researchers. Thanks for this video
Where is topic number 5? You jump directly from 4 to 6. Miss anything?
very useful session i also know about Research Paper
Thank you for sharing
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but how do you write an ineffective research paper on how to write ineffective research papers?
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Thank you for this new leaenings
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This video is very informative and helpful for students, and researchers.
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Thanks, this is one of the best lectures ever. Merci
Very interesting! Thank you so much for this great session!
Yes, the video is full of insight. If you need assistance, reach out to me.
Waiting your lecture in HUMANITIES on how to write an article and get published in journals. Plizzz sir
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Is he really from the States. His English is amazing in a very interesting way.
True, and the video is informative.
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Wow! Thanks for the breakdown. I have been wondering where to start from with my paper.
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@@mikemask6952 Thanks Mike, I finished my paper in time with the help of this breakdown to complete my graduate studies MSc Spring 2020 Purdue university. But there is more to come, I will definitely take a look at the video!
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Hi why is it also korean? Great video
Very nice session on How to write a research article and the sequence of writing starting from method and results. Also very useful guidance about the use of proper gràmmer
Great comprehensive explanation.Excellent Job
37:29 discussions
Welldone best of luck 👍
Good presentation, very informative.
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Amazing
Thank you sir very informative session
Thanks for this video, it is very insightful. but part 2 that mentioned can not be found in youtube, please could you provide the link, if it is available. highly appreciated.
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We really clear the lesson activities sl proud of you Sir.
The fact that this has aspects of chemical analysis such as mass spectra❤ kinda wish chem would show me as much love as I show it.
Currently working on a SRP for a foundation course and I'm glad I found this
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Very informative. Thank you for the lecture.
Great presentation man! :)
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Many thanks for this informative guide. Please what do you use for your research?
Good presentation! the only shortage is that the mouse pointer on the ppt is out of sync with the speech.
thanks for this lecture
Thanks for sharing. Very informative presentation.
Nice
I just submitted mine! Hopefully I did everything correctly...
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Nice video
Quite useful! Thanks
Where can we access this presentation?
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It was very informative, thanks a lot.
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thanks a lot .. a very good lecture
How can i get the powerpoint slideshow explained i n vid
Thanku very much. It is very informative
Well Done, Keep Posting These Videos.
Its a great lecture ,thank you
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Its good. Anyone have a very short clip? I dont have that much hours energy to listen for so long.
Thanks for sharing this useful video
I am really interested in such like videos all yours videos are much informative and helpful thanks a lot and keep it's up......
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Thank you very much this was really helpful and informative
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What a fruitful presentation it was...
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This is very useful, thanks :)
Amazing work
Very informative. But can someone speak on qualitative research also? Thanks
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thank you professor
What percentage of a typical paper should be dedicated to each of the four steps of the IMRaD format?
Thanks for the Great points!
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