The discussion section of a Graduate Thesis (GT) can be organized in several ways, with the most common being by research questions, which ensures a direct connection between findings and study aims. Other methods include:
Best practices include checking institutional guidelines, maintaining consistency, comparing findings with existing literature, addressing limitations, and discussing implications. The choice of structure should suit the study's nature and narrative, with research question-based organization being the most widely used.
Rather than rely on an AI to answer this question, I would recommend your original idea of organizing around your original research questions. This can be tricky, however, since one of the key pieces of advice in GT is to avoid preconceptions.
Many forms of GT seek to produce one, central category. If you follow that approach, that would organize all of your other conceptual categories.
Thanks L. Morgan and Rajendra K. Gupta. I appreciate them very much. They help to sort out my confusion, as there are different versions for each thesis that I have read.
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