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Writing: Discussion and conclusions

Evaluating individual pieces of evidence is an essential part of a literature review. However, focusing only on individual studies may leave the reader unsure about how well the overall research question has been addressed. It is important to take a holistic view of the evidence, recognizing trends in the research, showing how the findings connect, and explaining why you have reached your conclusions. A good...

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