is anything missing - Chapter Three must describe, explain, and justify the type of data analysis employed in the project. The chosen technique should be consistent with the research questions, hypotheses, and the type of data collected. It should be very clear why the chosen technique for analysis is the most appropriate choice available to test the hypotheses. This discussion may present in earlier sections of this chapter, or in latter sections after other details of the research design have already been justified. All aspects of each data analysis technique must be described and explained at some point in Chapter Three (for example, if working with a statistical technique for a particular hypothesis, be sure to discuss all assumption tests and how they were tested, the statistic used to report the effect size and the convention used to interpret it, and the alpha used. If utilizing document analysis in a qualitative study, for example, coding schemes should be included, explained, and justified). It may be useful and appropriate to organize this section according to each research hypotheses