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Chapter 6. Conclusions 6.1 Introduction Build a Model of Conclusions 6.3 Language Points 6.4 Review 6.5 Exercises 6.1 Introduction 6.1.1 Conclusions and Discussion No matter how Conclusions and Discussion are structured or titled, these sections deal with interpretations of your research findings, explore possible implications or applications of the results, and point out limitations of your study as well. 6.1.2 Conclusion and Introduction The Conclusion section will always connect to the Introduction section, but it does not simply repeat and rearrange the Introduction. Instead, it tells how the study has moved readers forward from the place you left them at the end of the Introduction. The Conclusion section is also the place to put ideas about future research studies. You may have answered the big questions you started with, but now the answers lead to new questions. Build a Model of Conclusion 6.2.1 Ingredients Exercise: Read the following sentence signals and figure out what can be included in the Discussion section. This study attempted to assess … This study shows that ... These findings seem to indicate that... This study did not allow us to ... More research focusing on (a more specific or a different) sample group should be done before ... 6.2.2 Example Task: Read the Conclusion below and see if you can decide the purpose of key sentences. Here are some headings: a summary of research, major conclusion, problems/drawbacks and other negative aspects, qualified conclusion, directions for future research, structure of the writing. Analysis of coupled shear/core walls using a beam-type finite element Kwan, A. K. H., and Cheung, Y. K. (1664) Engineering Structures. Vol 16 No 2. Conclusions The Sisodiya and Cheung beam-type element is found to be particularly suitable for the analysis of coupled shear/core wall structures. However, it is not without problems. Firstly, when conne