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Suggestions for further research 

The suggestions for further research section is the concluding portion of chapter five. Generally, this section is one to two pages in length. The purpose of this section is to present suggested research topics for the reader. However, you have some restrictions placed on your suggestions, since you cannot present a  topic for further research that you knew about before you began your study. Also, you cannot suggest a topic for the reader. However, you have some restrictions placed on your suggestions, since you cannot present a topic for further research that you knew about before you began your study. Also, you cannot suggest a topic for further research that is not directly related to your present study. Finally, you cannot suggest a topic for further research that was not directly derived from your present study.

Stated another way, you should present your ah-ha experiences. Your task is to convince the reader that you are in insightful research and that you have thoroughly examined your data and methodology for “other” research implications for the further and future research. 

Your suggestions for further and future research should be restricted to three or four pages. Each suggestion is presented in a separate paragraph which should include the topic and suggested methodology. 


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