This document provides guidelines for summarizing findings, drawing conclusions, and making recommendations from a research study. It discusses that a summary should briefly outline the purpose, participants, time period, and research method used. Findings should address each research question while presenting generalizations and statistics. Conclusions should interpret the findings to answer the research questions. Recommendations aim to solve problems identified in the study and ensure continued benefits for those involved.

1. SUMMARY, CONCLUSIO
NS, AND
RECOMMENDATIONS

2. MARIZ, QUILAO

3. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

4. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
1.
There should be a brief
statement about the
main purpose of the
study, the population or
respondents, the period
of the study, method of
research used, the

5. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
2.
The findings may be
lumped up all together but
clarity demands that
each specific question
under the statement of the
problem must be written
first to followed by the
findings that would answer

6. RANCES, MAYLA

7. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
3.
The findings should be
textual generalizations, that
is, a summary of
the important data
consisting of text and
numbers. Every statement
of fact should consist of
words, numbers, or
statistical measures woven

8. CONCLUSIONS

9. CHARACTERISTICS OF CONCLUSIONS
1.
Conclusions are
inferences, deductions,
abstractions, implication
s, interpretations, gener
al statements, and/or
generalizations based
upon the findings.

10. CHARACTERISTICS OF CONCLUSIONS
2.
Conclusions should
appropriately answer
the specific questions
raised at the beginning
of the investigation in
the order they are given
under the statement of
the problem. The study

11. REYES, EILEEN

12. CHARACTERISTICS OF CONCLUSIONS
3.
Conclusions
should point out
what were
factually learned
from the inquiry.

13. CHARACTERISTICS OF CONCLUSIONS
4.
Conclusions should be
formulated
concisely, that
is, brief and short, yet
they convey all the
necessary information

14. REYES, FRANK LOUIE

15. SOME DANGERS TO AVOID IN DRAWING UP
CONCLUSIONS BASED ON QUANTITATIVE DATA
1.
2.
3.
Bias
Incorrect
generalization
Incorrect
deduction

16. SALES, JASON

17. SOME DANGERS TO AVOID IN DRAWING UP
CONCLUSIONS BASED ON QUANTITATIVE DATA
4.
5.
6.
7.
Incorrect comparison
Abuse of correlation
data
Limited information
furnished by any one
ratio
Misleading

18. TAYOBONG, IDY NELL

19. RECOMMENDATIONS

20. GUIDELINES IN WRITING THE RECOMMENDATION
1.
2.
3.
It should have the aim
and effort to solve
problems in the study.
It should ensure a
continuous benefit being
accorded to the universe
– mankind involved.
It should recommend a

21. THANKS!