He wrote a novel about the changes of life men experience, based primarily on his heuristic research, although it was fictionalized. And he wrote a companion contextual essay in which he presented his literature review, the methods he used to do his research and write his novel, and the conclusions he reached summarizing the midlife changes in men over 40. My caution to learners is don't make too much out of it. Be very clear with your Core about what you are intending to do, and document it carefully while you are doing it. I have to contact the club and get permission, get permission from the parents for kids to participate, get equipment for them, design a program, and find time for it.
Learners are usually clear about what they want to see as the outcome.
They need to clarify the process with their Core, and find the research question. Stay in touch with your core, develop the process, document the process as you go, determine the research question.