Share your results. Write the word “Results” in bold and in the center after the last of the method subsections. Be sure to include statistics that analyze your study, if applicable.
- Refer to the APA manual or Mcessay field to find precise information on how to format the statistics.
- Make reference to any supplementary material you have in the article (charts, images, graphs, tables, etc.). For example, you could write something like "As Figure 1 indicates ...".
Tell readers about the importance of your work in the analysis section. Label this section “Analysis” in bold, in the center, just after the “Results” section. State whether or not your findings agree with your hypothesis (and your assumptions about the reasons). Make sure you recognize any limits in your study. You can also mention what other scholars might do next based on your findings.
For example, this section might state something like "Although this study indicated that adolescents perceive health care as less accessible than adults over 35 years of age, more research is needed to look at this issue in people between 18 and 35 years old."
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