FINAL CHAPTER of a thesis (CONCLUSIONS) should:

Question

Accepted Answer

D.

1. The CONCLUSION CHAPTER of a doctoral thesis should:
2. (i) SYNTHESISE major findings from preceding chapters;
3. (ii) ANSWER the research questions explicitly;
4. (iii) ARTICULATE the THESIS' CONTRIBUTION to scholarship — what is NEW, ORIGINAL;
5. (iv) IDENTIFY LIMITATIONS — methodological, scope, time;
6. (v) SUGGEST FUTURE RESEARCH directions;
7. (vi) Discuss POLICY OR PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS;
8. (vii) Possibly include RECOMMENDATIONS for law reform.
9. The conclusion is the LAST IMPRESSION — should be polished, clear, persuasive.
10. Hence option B is correct.
_Source: Legal Research Methodology + Jurisprudence — Thesis methodology_