• Reintroduce the aims of your primary research and the outline what was done (only 2-3 sentences);
• Identify and outline the major trends/answers/notes from your primary research (Focus on 4 or 5 that help to answer your research question);
• Present diagrams & charts here and/or in the appendix as needed;
• Remember you are only describing your results. Analysis will be covered in the next section;
• Estimated word count is 400 words.

1) Restating the research problem and the aim of the Primary research (ex: survey).

The aim of the research was to define public opinion on food in Petropavlovsk (2 or 3 sentences).

2) Question + Results - ( no Analysis)

3 Question + Results - (no Analysis)

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5) …

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- Do not discuss the or interprete your results

- Do not ignore negative results

- Be as factual and concise as possible in reporting your findings. Do not use phrases that are vague or non-specific, such as, "appeared to be greater or lesser than..." or "demonstrates promising trends that...."

- Do not present the same data or repeat the same information more than once.

- Be sure to properly label any non-textual elements in your paper. If you are not sure, look up the term in a dictionary.

- Avoid providing data that is not critical to answering the research question.

- Findings of the study must be presented without bias or interpretation from the author (researcher)

• Either place figures, tables, charts, etc. within the text of the result, or include them in the back of the research paper - do one or the other but never do both.
• In the text, refer to each non-textual element in numbered order [e.g., Table 1, Table 2; Chart 1, Chart 2; Map 1, Map 2].
• If you place non-textual elements at the end of the research paper, make sure they are clearly distinguished from any attached appendix materials, such as raw data.
• Regardless of placement, each non-textual element must be numbered consecutively and complete with caption [caption goes under the figure, table, chart, etc.]

Let’s look at an example. Your research question is based on a survey:

“What do hospital patients over age 55 think about postoperative care?”

This can actually be represented as a heading within your paper, though it might be presented as a statement rather than a question:

“Figure 1: Attitudes towards postoperative care in patients over the age of 55.”

"65% of patients over 55 responded satisfied with the postoperative care in the hospital...."

Examples from the quest (With errors)