Format:
Your Results sections does not start on a new page but Results is centered and bolded.
This section presents the results of analysis without giving opinions about the findings.
Content:
1. Restate each hypothesis and indicate which statistical analysis was used for each.
2. State whether results were significant or not.
3. State whether results supported your hypotheses or not.
Example: In order to test the hypothesis that individuals who had experienced more severe trauma would be more depressed, a correlational analysis was conducted. Results were significant (r=.403, p<.01). Results supported the hypothesis; individuals with more severe trauma tended to be more depressed than individuals with less severe trauma.