Abstract
Titles in research papers reflect a set of requirements that are crucial for constructing the new intellectual idea the researcher seeks to present. Titles play a key role in the papers they belong to, as they indicate the content and the audience the paper addresses. They also provide clues about the section of bibliographic databases where the paper should be appropriately categorized to reach the correct audience. Therefore, for researchers, the titles in their work are fundamental elements in organizing and retrieving scientific data. Scanning titles, in particular, is a routine activity within the scientific community, which considers searching for titles in libraries, journal indexes, references, databases, tables of contents of edited books, reports, and proceedings as part of its daily routine.



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