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  • The Limitations section of a research paper is critically important but rarely effectively used

  • In The Reflection, the writer lays out the aspects of the research design that create uncertainty about the knowledge contribution, paying attention to the nature of the uncertainty and its implications [1]

  • For example: Our decision to sample academic paediatricians may explain the predominance of research as a feature of innovation in our results, due to the high value placed on research in academic settings

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The Limitations section of a research paper is critically important but rarely effectively used. Writers tend to take one of three approaches: The Confessional, The Dismissal or The Reflection. There are understandable rhetorical motivations underpinning each approach, but only one fulfils the purpose of a Limitations section.

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