Method chapters are evaluated more for justification than description. Simply noting that twelve participants were interviewed using a semistructured interview is easy to write, but the reviewers want to know why twelve, why a semistructured interview was used, and a survey was not, etc. Most importantly, they want to know what the author lost by not using the survey.
Guidance breaks down your design choice by choice and gives you a reason you can defend it and names the drawback of the choice. Limitations are the first thing examiners ask about, so having your notes with limitations is a lot better than trying to remember and justify them in the moment.
Every option comes with a tradeoff, and a chapter that just describes the benefits of a particular option feels immature. Saying that a convenience sample limits generalizability, and that you accepted this because the population was difficult to reach and the goal was depth rather than breadth, shows more maturity than acting like there is no limit.
Your methods sections use textbook descriptions rather than your own. Sample sizes are reported without calculating power, and a mention of thematic analysis is accompanied by a reference to a particular named framework while not following the steps. Any researcher who has read the source can identify the borrowing.
Each component of your design is covered in your order: question, approach, sampling, instrument, procedure, and analysis. For each you provide justification, and the main alternative that was considered and why it was not adopted. If a choice actually diminishes the study, they identify this and suggest a possible way to defend it.
Guidance explains and justifies. The methods chapter you submit still has to be written by you in your voice about what you actually did. Designs can change during a project, and if yours does, so does the justification, so think about this as a working document rather than finished text.
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| Typical methodology guidance | Words | Writing | Fee (1%) | You pay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Outline | 500 | $50 | $0.50 | $50.50 |
| Detailed plan | 1,200 | $120 | $1.20 | $121.20 |
| Full structure | 2,500 | $250 | $2.50 | $252.50 |
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We can recommend which type of test family is appropriate for your design and data type and explain the reasoning behind it. We do not carry out your analysis or explain your output. Anything that is not quite common should be checked with your university’s statistician as they are usually available for free.
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