- Briefly reiterate main results or findings
- All results/data must be explained and interpreted
- Discuss how your findings expand the current knowledge of your subject with appropriate referencing of previously published works
- Acknowledge limitations
- State only what you have been able to support; be careful when extrapolating or speculating what your results might mean
- Describe the implications for practice or what further research is needed
- As suggested for the Introduction section, use primary references to support your hypotheses or reasoning behind your work
- Primary sources are an original data reported by researchers; secondary sources are those that quote or include data from primary sources
- Use the most recent primary sources available