Chapter 16 Flashcards

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Peer review

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A paper is evaluated by other scientists who have expertise on the topic under investigation

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Registered reports

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Researchers submit their plan to conduct a study and the journal decides before the study is conducted whether its eventual results will be published

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Paper sesssion/ symposium

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In which each speaker had 15 or 20 minutes to present his or her research and to answer questions from the audience

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Poster session

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Researchers display summaries of the research on posterboards providing the essential details of its background, methodology, results and implications

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Clarity

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Information is conveyed in a clear, articulate, and consise manner

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Sentence construction

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How sentences are constructed in the most explicit manner possible, and overly complicated sentences are avoided

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Word choice

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Use specific terms, use verbs that convey precisely what you mean, and avoid excessive jargon

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Conciseness

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Say what you are going to say as economically as possible

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Using Gender inclusive/ gender neutral language

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Use generic pronouns, pay attention to the word “man” and non equivalent forms of words

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7 major sections of a research paper

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1 title page 
2 abstract
3 intro
4 methods
5 results
6 discussion
7 references
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Abstract consists of:

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  1. The problem under investigation
  2. the participants used in the study
  3. the research procedures
  4. The major findings
  5. The conclusions or implications of the study
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Introduction

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Describes for the reader the problem under investigation and present a background context in which the problem can be understood

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Method

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Describes precisely how to study was conducted

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Participants

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Describes the participants and how they were selected

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Apparatus or materials

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Describes the special equipment or materials used in the study

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procedure

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Describes in a step-by-step fashion precisely how the study was conducted

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Results

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Reports the statistical analysis of the data collected in the study

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Discussion

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Interpreting, evaluating, and discussing your findings

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Author-date system

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In which the last name of the author and the year of publication or inserted at the appropriate point in the text

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Research proposal

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Plans that describe how research will be conducted

21
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PsychINFO

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A database used for finding existing publications in psychology