Learn about 7 common but costly mistakes students make when crafting the results/findings chapter for their dissertation or thesis. David Phair (PhD) and Alexandra Shaeffer (PhD) explain each of the mistakes in detail with loads of examples.
DISSERTATION/THESIS RESULTS CHAPTER MISTAKES: OVERVIEW
00:00 Introduction
01:25 Interpretation instead of presentation and description
04:49 Including irrelevant or non-essential/non-value-adding analysis
09:05 Including analysis methods/stats tests that are “fancy” instead of relevant
12:59 Relying on tables, charts and graphs, instead of text
17:58 Poor choice and presentation of tables, charts and graphs
23:15 Shaping the data to achieve preconceived/ideal outcomes
28:12 Poor chapter structure and flow
30:11 Quantitative study structure
32:20 Qualitative study structure
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