The results part contains a summary of the key study findings, whereas the discussion section interprets the results for readers and discusses the implications of the findings. These two sections are usually written by different people. Key findings can be summarized in a table. The table should include all relevant information about the study findings such as study population, statistical tests performed, p-values from these tests, effect sizes where available, etc. Avoid including information that is not essential for interpreting the study results. Discussion sections should take into account potential limitations of the study as well as implications of the findings for future research. Discuss differences in study results with previous studies if they exist. Also discuss differences in your study results with what would be expected to occur based on other studies' findings. Finally, discussion sections should also include suggestions for future research directions. Such suggestions may include questions for researchers to answer or experiments for researchers to conduct. References should be cited using full names and abbreviations whenever possible. If an article does not have a corresponding author, then there should be no reference to this fact within the text of the paper. References should be listed at the end of the paper in alphabetical order by first name of the last author.