Presenting Results (Quantitative)
Topic 1: Chapter 4
How do you present your results (quantitative)?
In a quantitative dissertation or capstone you will be presenting your results. You may present your results with or without a discussion explaining what those results mean. You will want to consult your chair to make sure you are following the approach
preferred by your chair. Thus, your chapter 4 may include the following:
Example: Nollner Dissertation, p. 58
Your results should focus only on data that enables you to answer your research questions, not simply raw data.
If you are also providing a discussion of the results in this section, your discussion should be related back to your conceptual framework.
In a quantitative dissertation or capstone you will be presenting your results. You may present your results with or without a discussion explaining what those results mean. You will want to consult your chair to make sure you are following the approach
preferred by your chair. Thus, your chapter 4 may include the following:
- Introduction
- Results
- Discussion
Example: Nollner Dissertation, p. 58
Your results should focus only on data that enables you to answer your research questions, not simply raw data.
If you are also providing a discussion of the results in this section, your discussion should be related back to your conceptual framework.