Analysis of results-Discussion: Presentation of the results is accompanied by explanations of those results. It is not enough to simply show the table and the graph; some answers should also be given. “Why,
how, where, and when” and comparison among samples are the best guides to a successful discussion.
Ask a question related to the experiment that starts with "why" and try to answer it, using the background
knowledge and logic:
Follow that with a question starting with "how" and answer it:
Look at the results critically: Compare the results of several groups; are they different? Are there any simi-
larities; are there any results that stand out; any general tendencies?