Conclusions and Future Recommendations
Conclusions and Future
Recommendations
Lecturer: Dr. Samira Albati Kamaruddin
myutmthesis.wordpress.com
Conclusions and Future
Recommendations
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Conclusions
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Recommendations for Future Work
Conclusion : Discuss The Main
Findings of Your Research
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Bring together all the scholarly elements
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the reading and the established literature in the area
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a summary of your research findings and
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in particular their importance and implications for the
discipline
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Demonstrate how current findings connect with
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earlier work or existing theory
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how theory has been developed by virtue of the work
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create opportunities for future research
Conclusions
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important to connect this chapter with your introductory
chapter
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show that how you have fulfilled the aims/ objectives/
hypothesis questions of your research
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this will show that you achieved what you set out to do
Conclusions
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In earlier chapters of your thesis, specific conclusions or
‘subconclusions’ from the results of each stage of your
investigation are already presented.
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So in this chapter, you have to bring these ‘subconclusions’
together and sum up with much broader perspective.
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Should connect with the research objectives, its importance
and the ways in which it contributes to the knowledge of
the discipline.
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In short, construct a much wider and general conclusions of
the entire investigation
Recommendations for Future Work
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Final stage.
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Generally accepted as good practice to recommend areas
and possibilities for further research and future work that is
indicated by the present project.
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Very few researches give clear-cut results, and most
research uncovers more questions than answers.
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Should open up new questions that can be addressed in the
future.
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recommendations could be based upon the
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results and conclusions
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researcher's personal opinion integrate previous studies.
Recommendations for Future Work
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Recommendations for further study also contain
suggestions such as
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follow-up studies or replication studies
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imitations or delimitations that the study included and which
further studies could help explain or clarify.
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These might include different methodologies, expanded
populations or samples, or changes in the instrument itself.
Example of Recommendations
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A researcher into schizophrenia may recommend a more
effective treatment.
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A researcher could make suggestions for refinement of the
experimental design, or highlight interesting areas for
further study.
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It is critical in determining the direction taken by the
scientific community, but the researcher will have to justify
their findings.
This content delves into the important aspects of concluding a research project, including summarizing findings, establishing connections with existing literature, and providing recommendations for future studies. It emphasizes the significance of drawing broader conclusions and suggesting avenues for further research based on the current study's outcomes.
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Conclusions and Future Recommendations Lecturer: Dr. Samira Albati Kamaruddin myutmthesis.wordpress.com
Conclusions and Future Recommendations Contents Contents Conclusions Recommendations for Future Work
Conclusion : Discuss The Main Findings of Your Research Bring together all the scholarly elements the reading and the established literature in the area a summary of your research findings and in particular their importance and implications for the discipline Demonstrate how current findings connect with earlier work or existing theory how theory has been developed by virtue of the work create opportunities for future research
Conclusions important to connect this chapter with your introductory chapter show that how you have fulfilled the aims/ objectives/ hypothesis questions of your research this will show that you achieved what you set out to do
Conclusions In earlier chapters of your thesis, specific conclusions or subconclusions from the results of each stage of your investigation are already presented. So in this chapter, you have to bring these subconclusions together and sum up with much broader perspective. Should connect with the research objectives, its importance and the ways in which it contributes to the knowledge of the discipline. In short, construct a much wider and general conclusions of the entire investigation
Recommendations for Future Work Final stage. Generally accepted as good practice to recommend areas and possibilities for further research and future work that is indicated by the present project. Very few researches give clear-cut results, and most research uncovers more questions than answers. Should open up new questions that can be addressed in the future. recommendations could be based upon the results and conclusions researcher's personal opinion integrate previous studies.
Recommendations for Future Work Recommendations for further study also contain suggestions such as follow-up studies or replication studies imitations or delimitations that the study included and which further studies could help explain or clarify. These might include different methodologies, expanded populations or samples, or changes in the instrument itself.
Example of Recommendations A researcher into schizophrenia may recommend a more effective treatment. A researcher could make suggestions for refinement of the experimental design, or highlight interesting areas for further study. It is critical in determining the direction taken by the scientific community, but the researcher will have to justify their findings.
