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Chapter 4 · Findings
4.1 Reading time and study
Students reported reading for an average of 28.4 minutes per day (SD = 9.1, N = 120). See Table 4.1.
| Variable | N | Mean | SD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily reading (minutes) | 120 | 28.4 | 9.1 |
These figures rely on self-report. They describe what students said they read, rather than direct observations.
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Structure and writing style
Your thesis, shaped to your requirements.
Use a template, guideline or model thesis, with your own and your supervisor's preferences. Build your chapter structure, formatting and academic voice from the references you choose.
Thesis guideline and model thesis
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Chapters, formatting and academic voice, linked to your references.
Your preferences sit beside the required rules.
Table of contents
- Serif body text, 12 pt §3.4
- Line spacing 1.5 §3.4
- Left margin 4 cm §3.4
Students reported their reading time. This distinction shapes how the findings are interpreted.
Model thesis · DiscussionStatistics in your workspace
Analyse your data where you write.
Choose an analysis, review the results, and keep the tables you want to use in your thesis.
reading_survey.csv
| ID | Year | Reading (min/day) | Study (h/week) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Year 1 | 32.6 | 15.1 |
| 2 | Year 2 | 33.2 | 15.0 |
| 3 | Year 3 | 33.7 | 14.9 |
| 4 | Year 1 | 34.1 | 14.8 |
| 5 | Year 2 | 34.3 | 14.7 |
| 6 | Year 3 | 34.5 | 14.6 |
114 more rows
Table 4.1 Descriptive statistics
| Variable | N | Mean | SD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily reading (minutes) | 120 | 28.4 | 9.1 |
| Weekly study (hours) | 120 | 11.6 | 2.4 |
Reading in minutes per day. Study in hours per week.
Review the result before choosing it for your chapter.
4.1 Reading time and study
The 120 students reported reading for an average of 28.4 minutes per day (SD = 9.1) and studying for 11.6 hours per week (SD = 2.4). See Table 4.1.
Chapter preview · Table 4.1 links back to the analysis.
Statistical tools for your thesis
Describe your data
- Descriptive statistics
- Frequency tables
Compare and relate
- Correlation
- Independent-samples t-tests
- Chi-square
- One-way ANOVA
Check scales and models
- Cronbach's alpha
- McDonald's omega
- Exploratory factor analysis
- Confirmatory factor analysis
- PLS-SEM
Explain relationships
- Linear regression
- Moderation
- Mediation
Choose a method to compute from your data. Imported results stay linked to their original source.
Humanise writing
Make academic writing clearer and more natural.
Compare the original and suggested wording. Review the meaning, facts and references, then choose which changes to keep.
It is important to note that the survey was completed by 120 students, and the results showed that they reported an average of 28.4 minutes of reading per day.
The 120 students surveyed reported reading for an average of 28.4 minutes per day.
A direct opening keeps the finding and its self-report qualification in view.
- Numbers retained
- Self-report wording retained
- You choose what to keep
Choose what belongs in your thesis
The whole thesis
Keep the whole thesis connected.
Bring your sources, figures, study plans, feedback and viva preparation together with your chapters.
Sources and literature
Connect your sources to the passages you cite and build a literature matrix beside your chapters.
Source library → Chapter 2Product preview
Reading survey protocolChapter 2 · Measurement and self-reportPage 14 found
| Literature matrix | Finding to discuss |
|---|---|
| Reading habits | Reported time and reading routines |
| Self-report measures | Recall and interpretation of responses |
Figures, diagrams and tables
Start from your research, create a framework or table, then review what belongs in your thesis.
Your research → Figure to reviewProduct preview
habitsReading
timeStudy
engagement
| Concept | Reading time |
|---|---|
| Measure | Reported minutes per day |
1 · Create from your research2 · Review figure and table
Research proposals and ethics
Develop your study plan, proposal and ethics application from the same research.
Study 1 · Research preparationProduct preview
- Reading habits and study aims
- Self-report survey design
- Recruitment and analysis plan
Participation is voluntary. Students may choose not to answer a question and may withdraw before submitting their survey.
Supervisor feedback and progress
Keep a comment beside the chapter passage it concerns and track the sections you have accepted.
Chapter 3 · MethodologyProduct preview
Reading time was recorded through a self-report survey.
“Explain why self-report suits this research question.”Supervisor comment on 3.2
Checks and downloads
Follow each check to the relevant passage, review your document layout and download your thesis in Word.
Check → Passage → Word documentProduct preview
Table 4.1 is referenced in 4.1
“See Table 4.1” links the finding to its result.
Viva preparation
Prepare with questions drawn from your thesis, then practise an answer grounded in your own study.
From Chapter 3 · Practice questionProduct preview
Why did you choose a self-report survey to study reading time?
Explain the design. Justify the measure. Acknowledge the limits of self-report.
Viva_Question_Bank.docx · Your preparation notes
Find papers in your thesis
Explore potential articles from a study or chapter, then continue in PaperPlan for journal preparation.
Study 1 → Potential paperProduct preview
Reading habits and study engagement
Built around Chapter 4 findings and the study's research question.
Publication_Plan.docx+PaperPlan_Import_Pack.zip
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1Chapter outline from your guideline
2Page layout from your requirements
3Academic voice from your model thesis
You review: Review the proposed chapters and rules with their sources before adopting them.
Then choose how you write. Both are equal choices.
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Use my own AI
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- Review each paragraph in the same way.
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Pricing
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Billing termsWhat Pro includes
- Your structure, formatting and academic voice
- Draft with Thesis-It AI or use your own AI
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- Humanise writing with your included AI allowance
- Sources, literature and citation checks
- Statistics connected to your chapters
- Figures, diagrams and tables
- Proposals and ethics preparation
- Supervisor feedback and progress
- Word downloads and viva preparation
- Potential papers to continue in PaperPlan
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Can I bring chapters I wrote in Word?
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Is it useful for a qualitative thesis?
Yes. Plan your study, organise sources, develop chapters, review supervisor feedback and prepare for your viva. Use the statistical tools when your research needs them.
Which statistical tools can I use?
Describe your data with descriptive statistics and frequency tables. Compare and relate variables with correlation, t-tests, chi-square and ANOVA. Check scales and models with alpha, omega, EFA, CFA and PLS-SEM, or explore regression, moderation and mediation. You choose the method. Results imported from other software keep their own provenance.
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Is Humanise writing available?
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Can I develop a paper from my thesis?
Explore potential papers linked to your studies and chapters. Download your Publication_Plan.docx and PaperPlan_Import_Pack.zip, then continue in PaperPlan for journal preparation.
Can I use Thesis-It outside Malaysia?
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