When analyzing qualitative data, it is often easy to drift into presenting opinions, rather than sticking to the data you have collected. To safe$-$guard against this tendency, it is important to keep your presentation divided into distinct sections. Which of the following should typically be the last portion of your analysis before your conclusion?

Question $3$ options:

Interpret the meaning$/$usefulness of data and themes you have presented.

Identify common or interesting themes you discover in your data.

Present facts that are relevant to your study.