How to write the Discussion part 2
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- 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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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.
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+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.
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I am now cramming for our formal lab report and your video was really informative, thank you!!
Thanks for your concise way of explaining this topic
An absolute legend, Steve! You made writing the discussion section a lot less daunting.
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Thank you for all the helpful videos on writing a scientific paper, they really helped me out with writing my master thesis :) !
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Thank you. Would you say your hypothesis is supported in the discussion only and not in results?
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Inspiring and helpful! Thanks !!
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?
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.
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Thanks got good idea to wright discussion
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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
Its a mixed methodology research :)
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