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How to write DISCUSSION for research papers

STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE! ⤵️ The discussion puts the field-specific results into CONTEXT, making the implications of your work accessible to a broad audience. 1. Write your 1st paragraph Summarize your KEY RESULTS and relate them to the RESEARCH GAP or edge of current knowledge before you did this work. I.e., show the reader directly HOW your work AFFECTED THE FIELD. 2. Note your KEY result + any result that: a. Addresses any objectives, hypotheses, or research questions b. Needs more explanation to be understood c. Is surprising or UNEXPECTED d. Raises a lot of questions e. You need or want to expand on 3. For each notable result, write 1 paragraph (maybe 2) That (include any that apply): a. EXPLAINS/ANALYZES that result b. RELATES it to the FIELD c. RELATES it to the RESEARCH GAPS d. SPECULATES about new state of field e. Provides FUTURE DIRECTIONS 3a. Critically ANALYZE that result What does that result MEAN? i.e., TRANSLATE direct output of work (data) into meaningful text. Consider ALTERNATIVE explanations of your results. Highlight any trends, relationships, and limitations 3b. RELATE to the FIELD How does this work fit into the existing literature? What work supports this result? What work might contradict this result? Which might be more accurate? Why? How does this address any RESEARCH GAPS? 3c. SPECULATE about the new state of the field Can you ask new research questions or form new hypotheses? What has changed now that your work exists? 3d. FUTURE directions How might new research questions be addressed? What directions might this or related work take in the future? 4. Write your CONCLUSION One forward-thinking paragraph that highlights the IMPACT of your paper and why it deserves to be PUBLISHED. I.e., what does my work do to advance my field? The world? Why should scientists or non-scientists care about this work? Need more? WATCH THE BRAND-NEW VIDEO OF MY ORIGINAL 19K VIEW TUTORIAL:    • How to write Discussion for Research ...