In what section of a paper are you likely to find exactly what was done to answer the research question?
a. Introduction
b. Discussion
c. Methods
d. Results
ANS: C
The purpose of the Methods section is to explain to the reader exactly what was done to answer the research question and/or test the hypotheses described in the Introduction.
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