RM: Report writing Flashcards

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What are the overall features of a scientific report?

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  • Intro
  • Abstract
  • Method
  • Discussion
  • Results
  • References
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What is included in the introduction of a scientific report?

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Literature review which looks at relevant theories, concepts and studies

Begins broadly and gets more specific until hypothesis and aim are presented

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What is included in the abstract of a scientific report?

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Short summary (150-200 words) that includes main elements such as aims, hypotheses, method, procedure results and conclusion

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What is included in the discussion of a scientific report?

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  • Summary of findings in verbal form
  • Relationship of results
  • Limitations
  • Real world implications
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What is included in the method of a scientific report?

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Should be detailed enough for replication
- Design
- Sample
- Apparatus/material
- Procedure
- Ethics

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What is included in the results of a scientific report?

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Summary of key findings
- Descriptive stats
- Inferential stats
- Raw data and calculations

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How are journal references set out in a scientific report?

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Author, date, article title, journal name, volume (issue), page numbers

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How are book references set out in a scientific report?

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Authors, date, title, place of publication, publisher

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