The following topics are covered in Chapter 4: The outcomes, or conclusions, of data collection and analysis Descriptive analysis findings Inferential analysis results (quantitative). Textual analysis findings (qualitative). Research methods include but are not limited to surveys, experiments, cases studies, content analyses. Chapter 4 consists of seven pages with a total word count of 2,095. The first page has a title, while the other six pages have sections as follows: Introduction to qualitative research (page 7, 1,395 words); Qualitative research designs (page 8, 1,087 words); Data Collection Methods (pages 9-13, 1,182 words); Data Analysis Techniques (pages 14-16, 810 words); Examples of inferential statistics (pages 17-19, 624 words); And textual analysis (pages 20-22, 531 words). In conclusion, a Chapter 4 research paper must include a discussion of the importance of qualitative and quantitative research methods, as well as their respective advantages and disadvantages. It is also important to discuss how different research methods can help answer various questions about a topic. Last, but not least, a Chapter 4 paper must include a review of at least two statistical analysis techniques (e.g., chi-square, t-tests, logistic regression).