(a)   determines the issues or queries that your study hopes to resolve or validate using the information that will be acquired.

(a)   condenses the information in your research. It consists of a single paragraph that is no more than 300 words long.

(a)   are utilized in your research, including questionnaires, tests, interviews, and checklists.

(a)   refers to conclusions drawn from your study's data collection.

(a)   refers to inferences made from the data collected for your investigation.

(a)   is a technique for gathering data that uses rating scales or multiple-choice questions.

(a)   research is typically represented by graphs and numbers.

(a)   research allows you to collect participant experiences using open-ended questionnaires, and interviews.

(a)   indicates the depth to which you plan to investigate the research questions.