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Q: If the limitations of the study cannot be avoided, how can they be minimized?

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Please help me.
  • Asked on March 12, 2021
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Interesting, relevant question. Much will depend on what the limitations are, and some can be…

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Q: How can I relate my research hypothesis with previous studies as the hypothesis is my research gap?

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I have a moderator variable between two variables. X is the dependent variable (DV) and Y is the independent variable (IV). This is my research gap; no other studies have [been] done for this…

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We get your predicament. A couple of other researchers have shared a similar challenge…

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Q: What are the practical implications of a study – and how do I add them in the Conclusion section?

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I have received a comment from one of the reviewers requesting me to identify the implications of the study. The comment is as follows: 'What are the practical implications of the present study?…
  • Asked on February 9, 2021
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Let’s begin by pulling back a bit. Research aims to broaden knowledge in the physical, biological, and social spheres…

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Q: How do I respond to the reviewer comments about state of knowledge, scientific perspective, and conclusion?

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For my manuscript, the reviewer(s) had the following comments.

Does the presentation reflect the present state of knowledge…
  • Asked on December 17, 2020
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The reviewer(s) has/have pointed out issues around three aspects, and you have three questions…

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Q: During the submission process, how do I answer the journal's question about research implications?

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The following question is required by a journal during the submission process: ‘What are your research’s implications towards theory, practice, or policy?’ What does it mean? How do I answer it?…
  • Asked on December 16, 2020
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It’s great to know that you are on the verge of submission. All the best!

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Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of writing the recommendations for the study?

  • Asked on December 4, 2020
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Actually, this isn’t quite the right question to ask about recommendations. Or rather, you wish…

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Q: Are 'scope and limitation' and 'limitation of the study' similar?

  • Asked on October 9, 2020
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This is a fairly common ‘confusion.’ :-)

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Q: Which section is best to discuss the results of the research?

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Hello Charlotte – Welcome to the forum!

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Q: What type of research would be the one described below, and which statistical test would be appropriate to analyze the data?

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A researcher conducted a study [showing] that most people who died during the pandemic bought a new phone last year.



If the researcher's assumption is correct, which statistical test would…

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Hello Ramesh – Welcome to the forum!

Your question, or rather, the researcher’s study/assumption is intriguing. However, your own query about the…

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Q: How is the conclusion drawn in qualitative research?

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Hello Bill – Welcome to the forum!

Straight away, when you say ‘how is the conclusion drawn,’ we trust it means ‘how you reach the conclusion’ rather than …

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