Tiffani has completed an experiment with a factorial design and begins to write the section of her report titled "Results." She starts by saying she conducted a factorial analysis of variance and then describes, in sequence, each of the other statistics she ran. Which of the following pieces of advice is her advisor most likely to give her for revision?
A. Present only the statistics that provide evidence to support the original research hypothesis.
B. After each individual statistic, provide a clear conclusion so that readers fully understand what it shows.
C. Don't forget to back up your numbers with thick description of the data so that readers will be able to replicate the study.
D. Be sure that the reader can understand how each analysis is related to the problem or subproblem.