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RES04_Res Pro CO3_#1

RESEARCH PROJECT CO3 _ Conclusions_ #1

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What are conclusions based on? Findings of the study.
Why avoid numerals in conclusions? They limit the scope and impact of generalizations.
What must conclusions avoid? Any statements not supported by findings.
What should conclusions answer? The specific research questions or objectives.
Why must conclusions answer the research questions? The study becomes meaningless if questions are unanswered.
What should conclusions point out? What was factually learned from the inquiry.
What should conclusions NOT be based on? Implied or indirect effects of findings.
How should conclusions be written? Concise, brief, and complete.
How should conclusions be stated? Categorically, as if 100% true.
What qualifiers should be avoided in conclusions? Probably, perhaps, maybe.
What should conclusions refer to? Only the population, area, or subject of the study.
Define research implications. Logical relationships of findings to theory, phenomena, or practice.
What are practical implications? Explain what findings mean when similar circumstances occur.
What are theoretical implications? Statements supporting or contradicting theories or previous findings.
What should conclusions NOT do? Repeat statements from the thesis.
What is acceptable repetition in conclusions? Recapitulations, but worded differently.
Why avoid doubt in conclusions? It weakens validity and reliability.
What is the role of findings in conclusions? They serve as the sole basis for generalizations.
Why must conclusions be brief? To convey essential information without unnecessary detail.
What is the overall purpose of conclusions? To present the logical outgrowth of the study’s findings.
 

 



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