The Results Section of a Research Report Is Different from the Conclusion

question 69

Multiple Choice

The results section of a research report is different from the conclusion section of the report because the results section

• A) suggests which conclusions are statistically significant, while the conclusion section reports the outcome of the original hypotheses.
• B) reports the outcomes of the data analysis, while the conclusion section suggests inferences based on the results.
• C) reports the significance of the conclusions, and the conclusions are predicted outcomes of the original hypotheses.
• D) None of these is true-the results and conclusion sections are the same.

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Definitions:

Authoritative Parenting

A parenting style characterized by high expectations of maturity, clear guidelines and rules, emotional warmth, and an approach that values both autonomy and disciplined conformity.

Attachment

refers to the emotional bond that forms between individuals, critically shaping interpersonal relationships and emotional development.

Avoidant Attachment

An attachment style characterized by a desire to remain independent and self-sufficient, often avoiding close emotional ties.

Intermittent Punishment

A disciplinary strategy where punishments are not consistently applied after each instance of undesirable behavior, which can lead to variable effects on behavior modification.