Assignment Two – Discussion section of lab reportThe second assignment is a 1,000-word Discussion section based on the findings from a modelResults Section. The aim of the assessment exercise is to practice writing a discussion section ofa lab report, considering the observed patterns of findings, how the findings support and/orextend previous research, and making suggestions for future research.The Introduction, Method, and Results sections of the lab report are available below. The theoryand methodology surrounding this research will be discussed in Labs 3 and 4 (on Weeks 6 and7).Your discussion section of the lab report should be submitted in Week 9 of semester, on the dayof your lab class, before 8am. Your tutor will mark the Discussion and provide you withfeedback. This part of the assessment is worth 33% of your semester mark for this subject.Your learning objectives (using numerical cognition as the example): to understand the different analytic methods used to study the development of “thethinking” child to characterize the different patterns of development of numerical cognition to analyze some of the methodological issues involved in measuring cognition to evaluate typical and atypical patterns of development of numerical cognitionto produce a discussion section of a research report that demonstrates anunderstanding of the points aboveThere is an “Assignment Two” Forum on the Discussion Board where you should put allquestions which will be addressed in the Q&A session for this assignment (apart from personalconcerns, which should be emailed to the head tutor).

The research methodology section of the report should include a specific discussion of the _________ processa.findingsb.analysis methodologyc.recommendationd.conclusion

Which of the following section involves the theoretical description of the research design used for the analysis of the report?a: Introductionb: Design and procedurec: Results and discussiond: Conclusion

Assignment: Reflect on the Lab

3. The discussion section is where you present survey findings using tables, charts, and graphs*1 pointTRUEFALSE

The introduction of your lab report is a chance for you to "hook" the reader and preview the important details you'll be talking about in the later sections of the lab report. While the abstract was a very short summary of the entire lab report, the introduction will be a longer section with more detail. It could be anywhere from three or four paragraphs to a couple pages long, depending on the complexity of the topic and, the requirements of the module lecturer. Important points for organizing your introduction: 1. Start off with a very broad introduction to the topic. For instance, let's say you are writing a lab report about an experiment where you tested the effect of temperature on the enzyme catalase. You should start the introduction by talking about what enzymes are and how they work. 2. Next, narrow down the introduction to talk more specifically about the topic you are investigating, and why the study you did was so important. In the catalase example, you should now talk specifically about what the catalase enzyme does, where it is found, how it works, and why it is important enzyme to study how temperature affects this enzyme. 3. The introduction should also include a literature review that discusses what is already known about the topic. This where you will summarize the research you have done about your topic. Make sure you properly cite all of the sources you used in your research. 4. Finally, state the purpose of the study, the hypothesis you tested in your study, and/or the question(s) you were trying to answer. The introduction should not include details about the procedures you used in your study. Save these for the Materials and Methods section. You should also leave out the results, which will go in the Results section. Based on the instruction above, write me a intro for my experiment which aim to study characteristics of series and parallel RC, RL and RLC circuits under step input and sinusoidal source