Explain what was the intended sample size and the actual sample size if different from intended. Explain the type of research instrument and/or procedure used, how was it used and in what setting/location. Explain how ethical standards were met. E. Results: The research results must include: Total number of participants and/or observations and dates defining the period of data collection. Information concerning problems with quantitative and/or qualitative assumptions and/or data distributions that could affect validity of findings. Statistical software program used and/or means of analyzing qualitative data. Report all analyses performed and describe the results. F. Discussion: The discussion includes: A statement of support or nonsupport of all original research questions and/or hypotheses and/or objectives. Distinguish between primary and secondary research questions and/or hypotheses and any post hoc qualitative explanations. Similarities and differences between result and the work of others (from your literature review). Sources of potential bias and/or other threats to internal validity. Limitations and/or identifiable post hoc weaknesses of the study. Generalizability (external validity) of the findings, taking into account the target population and/or other contextual issues related to understanding the communication topic under examination. Concluding paragraph, discussing implications for possible future research. G. References: All works cited in the Research Report are to be listed in alphabetical order in APA Style with a hanging indent, single-spaced, with a line break between references. Write the paper well (check your grammar, spelling & punctuation). Work from an outline!