Make sure that your research question is clearly answered with your results. If it's not possible to answer the research question

Topic:

The impact of social media on human relationships(Family, friends, Boyfriend/girlfriend?)

My research questions:I'm addressing the negative and positive ways social media can impact our relationships with family, parents, or friends.

explain how/why your research wasn't able to do so and what you were able to find.

This section is up to you to organize and will depend on your research question, the types of data that you collected, what results emerged, etc.

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What are the main "take-away" points from your research? Give a summary of your results

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Long paragraph ;Was your research question answered with your data? If so, what's the answer? If not, why not? What would you need to change to get data that will allow you to answer your question?

-Yes, the research question ansnwerwed with my data because i try to connect my information to get my data.

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Long paragraph; How your results relate back to the literature and/or existing theory on this topic? (e.g., you found similar results to what Jones, et al. reported; you found something completely different than would be expected from the broken windows theory)

4-Long paragraph;How might these results / your research be useful for researchers in the future or if you were to continue this project? What would you change if you were to re-do project? Limitations

5-Thinking reflexively a long paragraph: How did your status or position affect how you collected the data?

Your access to participants?

The kinds of responses you received?

Your interpretation to these responses?

Was your positionality in relation to the participants helpful or harmful to your data collection and analysis process?

How so? (e.g., are you an insider or an outsider to the community you're studying?)

6-Significance of your results or application to real-world situations. Why is your research - and your results - important?

7-Long paragraph What are the larger implications of your results? Will these types of results affect social policy, general thinking and ideas about a particular issue, etc.?