Methodology–includes major research question and any sub-questions; thorough, replicable description of all subjects; instruments to be used and/or procedures to collect data; expected statistical analyses of data.
Discussion of anticipated results–you are not actually conducting the research, but project what you would expect the results to be. Discussion also includes weaknesses of your study.
Conclusion–what you researched, a brief summary of what you found, and why this is important to the field. Also include suggestions for future research related to your topic.
