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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