5 Drawing conclusions from your analysis

Once you have carried out descriptive analyses, finding correlations between several variables (or not), it is then necessary to draw conclusions from these analyses. This is not always easy to do. But there are several tips that you can use to do this. First of all, refer to your initial questions and try to answer them, paying attention to possible limits and biases, before seeing how far to go with your analysis.

This section is divided into 3 sub-sections:

• 5.1 Answering your initial question.s,
• 5.2 Understanding potential biases,
• 5.3 How far can the analysis be taken?.