Throughout the
project, it is likely that you will want to present material in tabulated or
diagrammatic form. Some such presentations will bear only indirectly or
partially on your arguments, and in such cases you will need to decide about their
proper location. Additional or less relevant information may be better placed
in an appendix.
Whether you decide to locate your tables/figures in the main body of
the report or the appendices, it is conventional to provide special “contents
pages” so that readers can easily find the information. Tables and figures
should be listed on a separate page as shown below.
Examples of List of Tables
LIST OF TABLES
I Redundancies in the Food
Industry, by age, 1980-1987 3
II Employee’s Attitudes to
Motivational Factors,
by occupation 6
III Employee’s Attitudes to
Motivational Factors,
by gender 7
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Examples of List of Figures
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LIST OF
FIGURES
FIGURES PAGE
NUMBER
I Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs 5
II Vroom’s Expectancy Theory 10
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