This section is an analysis of the relationships and differences among related studies and reports. The research question or problem which you are investigating should be clearly stated so that the reader understands the nature of the investigation and the variables involved. The methods section includes a description of the instruments, the design, and the procedures for conducting the research. All instruments used to collect data should be described. The description of the design should clearly define how the study was carried out, including details of each step followed in doing the study, in chronological order, with enough detail to allow another individual to repeat your study.
Results Describes the techniques used to analyze the data and the results of each analysis.
This section should make references to tables and graphs. Figures and illustrations can be used to show relationships. This is a discussion of how the results support or inform the problem being investigated. The references should include ALL sources used in writing the report, alphabetically by author's last name. The format should follow APA guidelines.