Reporting Investgations And Referencing Flashcards

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Procedure

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Goes in the method section, outlines step by step instructions of how the experiment was carried out

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Introduction

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Large section of writing that outlines background research and explains why this study is being conducted and how if related to the background research

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Discussion

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Large part of writing that evaluates the study, links finding to background research, explains how findings can be used in everyday life and suggests possible future experiments

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Appendix

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This contains any example questionnaires, consent forms, raw data, calculations. Anything that is needed for evidence but doesn’t go in the body

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Method

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Section that is divided into parts, explains how the experiment was carried out

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Inferential statistics

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Goes in the results section, explains whether the results can be generalised or not

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References

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This is a list of all journal articles and books that have been mentions in the body of the report

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Descriptive statistics

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Goes in the results section, describes and characterises the findings

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Abstract

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Paragraph that goes at the start of the report and summarises the aims, method and findings

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Design

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Goes in the method section, states the research method, IV, DV, research, ethics and issues to do with validity and reliability

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Results

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Medium section of writing explaining what the experiment shows

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Materials

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Goes in the method section, outlines all of the items used in the experiment

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Aims and hypothesis

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Statements that outline the topic to be studied and snag the expectations are

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Participants

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Goes in the method section, states who is studied eg number, age, gender, ethnicity and who the experimenter are

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5 features of science

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Objectivity, replicability, falsifiability, theory construction, paradigm shifts

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Paradigm shift

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Shared assumptions and methods within science

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Theory construction

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Set of laws of principles that explain certain event or behaviours

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Falsifiability

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Scientific theory could be shown to be flaws