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How to avoid over‑generalisation when you discuss your experimental findings...
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Many authors over‑extend their conclusion claims far beyond actual study conditions. Over‑generalisation weakens scientific rigour. What writing habits keep your conclusion claims bounded appropriately by your study’s actual scope?
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Repeatedly reference your study’s specific dataset, population and experimental setup inside conclusions.
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Use qualifying adverbs to avoid absolute universal‑sounding statements.
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Explicitly name boundary‑conditions where your findings may not hold true.
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Cross‑check conclusion against method section to make sure claims stay aligned.
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