Scientific Reports Flashcards

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What is an abstract?

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A short summary at the start of a report containing aims, methods, hypotheses, procedures etc.

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What do psychologists use abstracts for?

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To determine which studies are worthy of further examination.

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What is an introduction?

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A review detailing relevant theories, concepts and studies related to the current one.

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What is the purpose of the method in a report?

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Allows other researchers to replicate as precise as possible should they wish.

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Name 5 things included in the method.

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Design
Sample
Apparatus
Procedure
Ethics

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What are results in reports?

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A summary of key findings from the investigation. Includes stats, tables, averages atc

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What is in the discussion in a report?

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A verbal summary of findings discussed in the context of evidence. Limitations of the study must be considered. Wider implications and impacts of research are discussed.

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What is referencing?

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Giving credit to original sources used in a study

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Give the format of journal references.

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Authors, date, article title, journal name in italics, issue, page number

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Give the format of book references.

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Date, title in italics. place of publication, publisher

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Give the format of web references.

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Source, date of source produced, title, weblink, date accessed

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