Here are some resources that provide some basics in scientific writing:
https://academic.oup.com/clinchem/pages/guide-to-scientific-writing
https://doi.org/10.1002/bes2.1258
Results are the findings that researcher get from implementing his intervention or from obeservation or specific surveys or assessments
discussion very important part to discuss the findings in special way to see if it achieves the hypothesis of the study and who supports or contradicts the study beside the researchers point of view toward each finding
conclusion
it contains the brief hents about the results of the study
The results section includes all the specific data you collected during your study. You should show the technical results of each particular item.
The discussion section should include the significance of your results by providing logical explanations for each study item. This section often compares and contrasts information from the literature review to your actual findings. Additionally, you should report and interpret the results according to the theoretical foundations that formed the basis of your study. This section may also discuss the limitations of the study and explains what the results say about your initial problem.
In the conclusion section, you should identify the original study question and briefly summarize what you wanted to examine, what you did examine, and the conclusion about your results. Additionally, you may want to address whether you got the results you expected? Why or why not?
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Psychology