If it was a moment of vivid insight for you, it may well be a breakthrough for your audience. (Hubbard and Power, 1993. P. 113). A conclusion section refocuses the purpose of the research, revealing a synopsis of what was found and leads into the implications of the findings.
[drownÂ´ing] death from suffocation resulting from aspiration of water or other substance or fluid. Drowning occurs because the liquid prevents breathing. The lungs of a drowned person may contain very little water or other liquid. First aid measures are begun as soon as the individual is rescued from the water. Blankets and other coverings are used only to prevent loss of body heat.
The instinctive drowning response covers many signs or behaviors associated with drowning or near-drowning: 1  Head low in the water, mouth at water level. 2  Head tilted back with mouth open. 3  Eyes glassy and empty, unable to focus. 4  Eyes open, with fear evident on the face. 5  Hyperventilating or gasping.