CHAPTER THREE: RESEARCH PROJECT WRITING

PART THREE

The confirmation or disconfirmation of the already established hypotheses should appear in relation to the findings. Besides, these results can pave the way for recommendations to future research, i.e., propositions to begin new research.

General Conclusion:

The conclusion is the last part of the work. The researcher has to provide a summary of all the necessary information that he/she has found after the investigation and analysis. It should restate the research problematic, questions, hypotheses, and what has been tackled in the other parts of the work. The confirmation or disconfirmation of the already established hypotheses should appear in relation to the findings. Besides, these results can pave the way for recommendations to future research, i.e., propositions to begin new research.

References:

The list of references should include all the books, articles, journals, dissertations, or any other reference that has been used during research.

Appendices:

This space must include all the material used in data collection especially the instruments. They should be numbered as appendix A, appendix B, and so on. If they were written in Arabic, there must be a translated copy of the questionnaire or any other material used. Additionally, if some transcribed items are included within the written text, you can make reference to the whole speech in the appendix (for example, speech of participants; generally, it is used when the topic is about phonetic issues).

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