How to write Results/Findings section
Results/Findings section is the section which is both in thesis/dissertation and papers but not in a proposal. In this section, the researcher prepares the readers with the answer to the question(s) raised in the Introduction section. The data presented here might be either in tabular, graphical, or textual (i.e., tables, figures, and/or text). This course will help you write this section perfectly well and as a complementary course you need to also attend the course of “Data collection, analysis, presentation, and interpretation” which will help you learn how to collect, analyze, and present data in the right format.
Section
1
Introduction to Results/Findings
2
Results/Findings: Moves & Steps
3
Reference to aim or method
4
Highlighting significant data in a table or chart
5
Statements of positive result
6
Statements of negative result
7
Highlighting significant, interesting, or surprising results
8
Reporting results from questionnaires and interviews
9
Observations about qualitative data
10
Summary and transition
11
Results/Findings: Do's
12
Results/Findings: Don'ts
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