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\chapter{Introduction}
\label{sec:introduction}

This is a typical human-computer interaction thesis structure for an introduction which is structured in four paragraphs as follows:
% First Paragraph
% CORE MESSAGE OF THIS PARAGRAPH:
\todo{P1.1. What is the large scope of the problem?}
\todo{P1.2. What is the specific problem?}

% Second Paragraph
% CORE MESSAGE OF THIS PARAGRAPH:
\todo{P2.1. The second paragraph should be about what have others been doing}
\todo{P2.2. Why is the problem important? Why was this work carried out?}

% Third Paragraph
% CORE MESSAGE OF THIS PARAGRAPH:
\todo{P3.1. What have you done?}
\todo{P3.2. What is new about your work?}

% Fourth paragraph
% CORE MESSAGE OF THIS PARAGRAPH:
\todo{P4.1. What did you find out? What are the concrete results?}
\todo{P4.2. What are the implications? What does this mean for the bigger picture?}

LaTeX hints are provided in \autoref{chap:latexhints}.

\chapter{Related Work}

Describe relevant scientific literature related to your work.

\chapter{Study Design}

\section{Apparatus}

\section{Procedure}

\section{Measurements}

\section{Participants}

\chapter{Results}

\chapter{Discussion}

\chapter{Conclusion}
\label{sec:conclusion}

\todo{Outlook}