Can you write a Discussion section for my research report? My draft, including background, method, and results, is attached for reference. The overall purpose of a research paper’s discussion section is to evaluate and interpret results while explaining the implications and limitations of your findings.Can you “examine, interpret, and qualify the results and draw inferences and conclusions from them?Can you detail any new insights, think through areas for future research, highlight the work that still needs to be done to further your topic, and provide a clear conclusion to your research paper?Can you do the following:- Reiterate the research problem or focus- Clearly connect the discussion of your results to your introduction, including your central argument, thesis, or problem statement.- Provide a brief overview and in-depth interpretation of key findings/results.- Provide readers with critical thinking through of your results, answering the “so what?” question about each of your findings. In other words, why is this finding important?- Detail how your research findings might address critical gaps or problems in your field- Compare your results to similar studies’ findings- Consider alternative interpretations to your results- Provide the possibility of alternative interpretations, as your goal as a researcher is to “discover” and “examine” and not to “prove” or “disprove.” Instead of trying to fit your results into your hypothesis, critically engage with alternative interpretations to your results. Additional items to consider – speak about participants (lack of). Additionally, participants were discarded due to neutral responses. Used Median over mean to establish poor vs group. Are my findings in line with the literature – do my new findings link to any literature? The surveys were Self-assessed – not accurate? Was it clear what group exercise is? Find noise!
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