Parts of the Paper
This part of the paper is a short synopsis of the entire paper.
What is Abstract?
This is the name of the font that your entire paper should be in.
What is Times New Roman?
If I want to apply for a PhD, I generally need _____ experience.
What is research?
In this module, we measured reaction times for incongruent, congruent and neutral trials.
What is the Stroop module?
What day are your final papers due?
What is Monday, July 30th?
This part of the paper describes the purpose of the study and includes a literature review of past research.
What is introduction?
This is the total word count that you should have for your final paper not including the abstract.
What is 2000?
I generally need 3 of these when applying to grad school, preferably from professors and people that know me well.
What are letters of recommendation?
This module measure the accuracy with which participants recalled words when they were instructed either to generate or read them.
What is the generation effect?
How many points is the final paper worth?
What is 200?
This part of the paper describes data in numbers.
What is results?
The headers for the Methods, Results, and Discussion should be in ______ font, but the Abstract and References should not.
Generally if I want to go to grad school for my masters or PhD, I need to take this standardized test.
What is the GRE?
In this module, participants were first presented with a priming word followed by a name and instructed to select whether the name was male or female.
What is automaticity and stereotyping?
In class, I have often referred to the METHODS section as a _______ which can be used to make something.
What is a recipe?
This part of the paper is often the longest and most difficult portion to write.
What is introduction?
What is the total number of character that are allowed in the Running head, not including the words running head?
What is 50?
If I want to become a psychiatrist, I will need this type of degree.
What is an MD?
You all wrote created your title and references pages based on this module.
What is the stroop module?
Which of these is a correct way to do an in text citation?
A. (J.R., Crow, 2009)
B. (Stephenson & Johnson, 2002)
C. (Brookes, et, al, 2003)
What is B.?
This part of the paper uses words instead of numbers to explain findings and how they relate to past research.
What is discussion?
What is the name of the type of indentation that should be used to list your references?
What is hanging indentation?
If I want to work as a Clinical psychologist but do not want to do research, what type of degree would I need?
What is a Psy.D?
This module used a 2 (task type) X 3 (rule type) design.
What is the generation effect?
Which of these is the correct way to save your paper by my standards?
A. Final Paper_JohnDoe
B. Final Paper
C. Final Paper_JDoe
What is C.?