The final section of a research paper that summarizes findings and discusses their implications.

Constraints or weaknesses in a research design that may affect the validity or generalizability of findings.

The potential impact or significance of research findings on a specific field, community, or the world at large.

A proposed course of action or solution to a problem based on research findings.

A specific action or strategy that addresses a problem identified through research.

The extent to which research findings can be applied to other populations or settings.

Forming a theory or conjecture without firm evidence, clearly identified as such.

Critically evaluating one's own research and assumptions to identify potential biases or weaknesses.

The fundamental beliefs or preconceptions that shape a research study and its interpretation.

To demonstrate intellectual honesty and critical thinking by acknowledging the scope and boundaries of the research.

The final section of a research paper that summarizes findings and discusses their implications.

Factors that constrain the scope and generalizability of research findings.

The broader consequences or real-world impact of research findings.

A proposed course of action to address a problem identified in research.

A specific method or approach to resolve a problem based on research evidence.

To avoid making unsupported claims and ensure the validity of the research.

Critically evaluating your own research and challenging your assumptions.

To provide a more balanced and comprehensive analysis of the research topic.

To provide a balanced view and acknowledge potential downsides.

Clearly state that it is speculation and provide a basis for it.