Discussion: This is the longest and most entertaining section. It’s where you quibble with the study. Why these results could be significant (what the reasons might be for the patterns found or not found)You point out all the weaknesses in their strategy, management of variables, choice of strategy, and so on. This leads naturally into the last paragraph, where you normally say that ‘future studies should consider…’ (whatever they left out or did wrong).
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