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Presenting your Research
APA Style Talk: Overview
Should be 10 minutes with another 5 minutes for questions Each group member should speak Same format as APA paper
Fewer details Keep it simple, provide repetition
listener can’t go back and reread passage
Introduction
What is the general topic? What are the real world connections? Any terms that need defining?
Introduction:How does this study fit in to the larger context just addressed?
Brief history of related studies What new question does this study
address?
Introduction: Summary of present study
What is the general technique you will use to answer the question?
What is your theoretical hypothesis IV/DV or PV/CV?
What is your operational hypothesis, IV/DV or PV/CV?
Method
Who are the participants in your study? How were participants selected?
What materials were used in the study?
Method What was the general study design?
Correlational or Experimental? If Experimental, within or between subjects?
How many PVs or IVs, what were they, levels?
What was the DV?
Method:What steps made up the experiment?
Were there practice trials/pilot test? What instructions were given to each
subject? What was the procedure?
Results
Condensed format Description of data only NO INTERPRETATION- i.e. stick to the
facts! Were any data discarded? If so, why?
Results
What was the general pattern of the data relating to the hypothesis? Descriptive statistics A simple chart with
both axes labeled means
Results
What inferential statistics were employed?
Were the differences statistically significant?
Discussion
Were your hypotheses supported? How do your results relate to your
hypotheses? Why do you think you got the results you
did? especially important if results were unexpected
Can you explain your results in terms of other studies or theories?
Discussion
Can you generalize your results to other groups?
Were there any substantial problems or flaws in your study’s design?
Discussion
Do the results suggest new studies? What is the next question that should
be asked?
Questions?