DISCUSSION:
This is usually the longest section and should include a thorough discussion of your results in relation to your hypotheses and previous work.
Begin by stating whether your hypotheses are supported or refuted;
- Compare your results to previous work and explain why they are similar or different
- Explain any limitations to your investigation and the effects that they may have had on the results – you should assume that the method was carried out as you described, and avoid generic criticisms such as ‘some people didn’t know how to use the glucometer’ or ‘some people were not concentrating’.
- If there are clear anomalies, then you can omit them from your discussion, but state why.
The discussion should include several key references
