USER-FRIENDLY REPORTING OF RESEARCH FINDINGS FROM A QUESTIONNAIRE

Assume that you have implemented advice on how to make your research findings visible by choosing a catchy title and composing a striking initial sentence for your abstract, and have succeeded in attracting someone to open a web-page offering your abstract, along with the information that the price for your article is let's say, $26.95. If the abstract concludes with a statement like this: “To improve X, we make recommendations for the future use (application, etc) of X in the conclusion,” you can be sure that you will make no friends this way. There are many guidelines telling us how to write a structured abstract. Briefly, the logical order of an abstract should be as follows: Background, Purpose, Sample, Methodology, Results and Conclusions.