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Results and Analysis

First we present our results, and then we analyze them.

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  Tables
  
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  Figures and
  
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  Examples
  

can be used to present our results. After organizing the results into one of these forms, we should guide the reader through analysis. We need to point out our key findings, and to explain how they support the answer to our research question.

In our research, we will also encounter negative evidence, i.e. findings that contradict our claims. We should not ignore this, but rather acknowledge and discuss it in addition to the evidence that supports our claims.

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  We should make our analyses as clear as possible, and concentrate on one aspect at a time.
  
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  We should support our arguments with references to our data, which we first presented in the tables, figures and examples
  
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  We may wish to divide our results and analysis into several sections, especially in longer papers which have multiple components in the research question.
  
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  Long and complicated sections should have a short summary at the end.
  

Discussion

Some papers include a discussion section which pulls the key findings of the present research together and situates them in relation to previous key research findings presented in the previous research section. This helps to create a complete circle and show the relevance of the present research for the specific field of linguistics.

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  If we choose to not include a separate discussion section, this information should be present in either the analysis section or conclusion section. We should keep in mind that no new information should be presented in the conclusion.