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Discussing Individual Results in APA Style
When presenting each individual result in an APA-style report, researchers generally follow a structured narrative approach to ensure clarity, even for readers who skip the statistical numbers. This structure involves reminding the reader of the specific research question, providing the answer to the question in words, presenting the relevant statistics to support that answer, qualifying the answer if necessary, and finally summarizing the result.
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A researcher is writing the Results section of an APA-style report and has just finished stating the specific research question being addressed. According to the structured narrative approach for presenting individual results, what should the researcher do immediately next?