What can be included in the results & discussion part of a research-based group presentation?
A: Explanation of the results.
B: Importance of the results.
C: What’s new and different about the results.
D: Suggestions based on the results.
A: Explanation of the results.
B: Importance of the results.
C: What’s new and different about the results.
D: Suggestions based on the results.
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- What might be the possible components of an abstract in a proper order? A: Methods, research objectives, results, and conclusions. B: Research objectives, methods, results, and conclusions. C: Results, research objectives, methods, and conclusions. D: Conclusions, research objectives, methods, and results.
- Rearrange the order of different parts of the discussion section. A: State the unexpected results. B: Compare with the results of previous studies. C: Point out the implications of the results. D: Restate the major finds or results. E: Offer the explanation for the unexpected results. F: The limitation of the study or the directions for further studies.
- Which of the following statements is not true about an academic research paper? A: The information in the results section highlights the key findings of the research. B: The discussion section often relates the current research to earlier research by other researchers. C: The discussion section is subjective. D: Conclusion is more specific than results.
- Results section is different from Discussion section in that Results section A: results describes the facts and data. B: results interpret findings. C: results are interpretive. D: results highlight the significance of the findings.
- What are the elements included in a research paper? A: Title, Introduction including Review of Literature, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, References, Appendices. B: Title, Abstract, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, References, Appendices C: Title, Abstract, Introduction including Review of Literature, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, References, Appendices D: Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, References, Appendices