Reporting Findings

Reporting quantitative research findings should be objective and presented in a clear and logical sequence. This means it must be strictly based on the data and avoid adding personal opinions. Findings are reported by using text, tables and figures. The tables should have clear labels and informative titles so the readers do not need to reference the text, while the text should only focus on key results rather than restating everything in the tables (Singh et al., 2019). It is also important to report both significant and non-significant results, along with descriptions of missing data when applicable, because this information helps readers to accurately interpret the findings and with appropriate caution.