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Cards (9)

  • What to do when writing conclusions
    • Restate your position
    • Emphasize subject Importance
    • Offer suggestions
    • End on relevant quotes
  • What not to do when writing conclusions
    • Introduce new material
    • Repeat your results and discussion
    • End on a cliff hanger
  • Restate your position - To help readers connect the entire study it is useful to restate the purpose of the study.
  • • Introduce new material - Closing statements and inferences should all refer to information previously presented in the study
  • Emphasize subject Importance - Similar to the statement above, this helps the reader understand the importance of the study
  • Offer suggestions - Although some research papers prefer to separate these in a different section, the conclusion can include recommendations of the study
  • End on relevant quotes
  • Repeat your results and discussion - A conclusion can reference the results and discussion, but should not act as a summary
  • End on a cliff hanger - a conclusion should wrap the study neatly Readers should not be left with any unanswered questions or unclear answers.