Problem:
Presenting Research Findings/You may have heard the phrase "know your audience" made in reference to an entertainer, perhaps a comedian or musician. Knowing your audience is equally important in writing, which helps to establish an appropriate writing voice and approach. How you disseminate your research findings—whether in writing a research article or in presenting your findings to a group—requires an understanding of the audience that will receive your work.
Suggest strategies for presenting your findings of three audiences in a way that makes the most sense to the audience. Three paragraphs with your strategies for presenting your research findings to your three selected audiences. Justify why those strategies would be most effective for those audiences.
In other words review the NEDARC Web site, "Utilizing Data for Communication."
For your focus in this Discussion, choose one of the abbreviated research plans that you have drafted.
Identify the potential audiences for the research proposed in the plan.
Select three potential audiences to whom you could potentially present your research findings.