How to write the Discussion part 2

This video continues how to write the discussion section of a research paper, looking at the language used: particularly tenses and hedging.
Here is a link to the gorilla paper discussed in the video:
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[@megantrotman2974]

I really appreciate the way you explain and give examples in your videos.

[@abdominavel]

Very useful and well-taught explanation, I've been following you in the last couple of weeks and it definitely helps me as English is not my first language and I am finishing my dissertation. Really good advice, the best video so far.
Thaks

[@stevekirk4226]

+Marco Antonio Thanks so much for the comments. I teach Japanese students, but I hope these videos can be useful to other people too. Let me know if you have any suggestions for further topics.

[@hamidamosharraf3717]

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[@Dzsezusz]

it's was very helpful for me! Keep up the good work!

[@xyrextan8545]

I am now cramming for our formal lab report and your video was really informative, thank you!!

[@youngcobra2011]

Thanks for your concise way of explaining this topic

[@sokanhakong634]

An absolute legend, Steve! You made writing the discussion section a lot less daunting.

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[@kaltoumyoubi6378]

thanks a lot for the well-taught explanation

[@captainhugs2188]

Thank you for all the helpful videos on writing a scientific paper, they really helped me out with writing my master thesis :) !

[@nursyammaharang5189]

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[@tyman1449]

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[@khawlaallouche3082]

So professional, thank you.

[@humeyrasahin6440]

Perfect explanation, thank you for your help

[@johnsonakpotorscott5920]

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing

[@studyskills5846]

Really its great and very helpful for researchers ....

[@evansjohnarek2271]

This is amazing

[@tareqal-hababi2954]

Thanks! Very useful!

[@Sal9862]

Thank you. Would you say your hypothesis is supported in the discussion only and not in results?

[@MahaAbdulmajeed]

Thank you

[@bingli9516]

Inspiring and helpful! Thanks !!

[@darknessix]

do you still report exact p-values of significant factors in a discussion for example: factor age (p = 0.045) or do you only do that in the results section?

[@stevekirk4226]

I would only report the p-values in the results section and just use hedging (may, possibly) or words like "significant" in the discussion to clarify what's a factual result and what's your inference.
About exact p-values or whether to just write p < .05, there seems to be some debate about that. I prefer exact ones.

[@sunnyonyemeziem3433]

This tutorial is really rich and helpful. Thank you.

[@sonukumarsingh5727]

Thanks got good idea to wright discussion

[@susanouy5863]

Thx, helps a lot

[@yaraalassadi2818]

Thank you, this is really helpful

[@user-qb6ou8ty5g]

I am doing my MBA research - a systematic review. I have chosen 8 qualitative articles as evidence. But i hv taken some references from quantitative research article as well. If so is my research consider as quantitative or qualitative? Pls explain. Tks

[@kakkoifly8980]

Its a mixed methodology research :)

[@PramodGoel73]

Thanks very useful