5 Ways you can highlight the implications of your research
Research implications are suggestions about how your study’s results may be important for practice, theory, or subsequent research. Explaining the implications of your research is an essential part of your manuscript. Whether in a separate section or as part of the Discussion, you need to demonstrate to readers that your results make a meaningful contribution to existing knowledge or are applicable to real life. How can you make this part of your paper more compelling? Take a look at the infographic below:
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