Reporting Results

A hypothesis failed, the test came back at p = .62, and a quarter of your Discussion now has nothing to stand on. How … Read more

To explain your statistics to a non statistical committee, change the order you present them in: say the finding in plain English first, give … Read more

The common statistics mistakes in student dissertations fall into two groups: analytical choices that quietly invalidate your results, and reporting habits that stop you … Read more

Most programs give you 20 to 30 minutes to present and then 30 to 45 minutes of questions, so learning how to prepare for … Read more

To avoid plagiarism when writing a results chapter, quote anything word-for-word, rewrite everything else in a structure you built yourself, and add your own … Read more

Paraphrasing research findings means restating a study’s results in your own words and sentence structure while keeping the meaning, the numbers and the scope … Read more

To add an automatic table of contents in Word, first apply Word’s built-in Heading 1, Heading 2 and Heading 3 styles to your section … Read more

To reference statistical software in APA 7, put the developer as the author, the release year in parentheses, the software name in sentence case, … Read more

A mixed methods results chapter reports the findings of your quantitative and qualitative strands, then shows how the two were combined into conclusions that … Read more

Integrating quantitative and qualitative results means putting your statistical findings and your interview or observation findings side by side, reading them together, and drawing … Read more