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If you could examine only three parts of a quantitative research report, what would those sections be? What is your rationale for those three being the most important?

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This solution discusses the introduction, methods and results section of a quantitative research report.

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If I could only examine three parts of a quantitative research report, the first section that I would examine would be the introduction. The introduction is one of the most important parts of a quantitative research report because this section provides a detailed description of the problem that is to be analyzed ...

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