Results..................................................... |
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The difference between Results, Discussion
and/or
conclusion can be quite unclear. However, the results section should
not simply
describe the results but INTERPRET the significant findings. The reader
can
read the raw results for themselves. It is your job to select the
findings. In
most fields you should save a detailed discussion or implications of
the
results for your conclusion, findings or discussion section. This
division is
not always clear. Results and Discussion sections are closely linked. http://www.uow.edu.au/research/current/results.html Here
are a couple of very useful links describing results sections for
Thesis writing: Results
sections may also:
I clearly highlight and attempt to explain any interesting or significant results. I do not merely describe all of the results, but interpret the important results for the reader.__ I have mentions whether my results support or differ from previous research in the field. If they differ I have attempted to explain why. This may also be part of the discussion section. __ Identify whether your results section simply describes the results or if the author comments on and interprets the data. Examine the data and try to determine why such comments were made. ______ |
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