8. Discussion
The construction of the discussion section is similar to that used in the body of argumentative essays.
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You should state or restate your hypothesis,
and provide the supporting evidence from the results. |
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While discussion may focus on the results
and what they mean for your hypothesis, you should also
discuss important
aspects of your methodology.
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The discussion should also compare and/or contrast your results with those from studies mentioned in your review of the literature. |
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Overall, your discussion should be consistent with your aim for the study, factors guiding your methodology, the results reported, and the construction of your conclusion. |