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28 Cards in this Set
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Specificity
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principle- papers should include enough detail and specific information to faciltate the replication of research
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Sensitivity
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principls- papers should not include biased, insensitive, or inappropriate language
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Writing using an outline
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benefit- helps you to organize your ideas and develop a cherent, logical paper
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Re-reading paper
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benefit- helps you to identify problems (froem grammatcial and spelling problems to problems with the organization or presentation of ideas).
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Getting feedback
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benefit- others can help you to improve you paper becasue others can provide critical feedback
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Plagiarism
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involves presenting someone else's words as your own
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avoiding plagiarism
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use quotes whenever you draw words or a phrase directly from someone else's work. Alternatively, paraphrase and use your own descriptions and interpretations
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passive voice
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The children were shown pictures of faces by Dr. Albertson
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active voice
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Dr. Albertson showed pictures of faces to the children. - the active voice is preferred because it is more clear and direct.
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We compared children who are rejected by their peers with normal children.
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-the use of the term "normal" derogates rejected children and results in a negative label.
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begin of a new page
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abstract, introduction, and references
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tables and figures
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are found at the end of the paper
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c.f.
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compare
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e.g.
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for example
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i.e.
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that is
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1) Title page
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2) Abstract
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is a brif summary of the resarch report and typically runs 100 to 120 words. To introduce the article
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3)Introduction
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begins on a new page presents the pececific problem under study, describes the research strategy, and presents the predicted out comes of the research. why doing the study
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4)Method
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proviedes the reader with detailed information about how your study was conducted. Participants, design and materials, and procedure
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5)Results
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strightforward description of your analyses.
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6)Discussion
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talks about the implications of the results. summarizing the original purpose , state whether the results were consistent
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7) References
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new page complete citations for all sources used in paper
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8)Appendix
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rarely used, sample of a questionnaire or survey instrument, a cmoplex mathematical proof
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9) Author Note
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begins whi a paragraph that gives the department affiliations of the authors. background of the study, acknowledgments, correpondence,
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10) Footnotes
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not in the body of the text, all on one page and the end of the paper, aviod them
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11)Tables
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own page, end of paper, enough space for it. title, difine areas in it. NO page number
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12)Figure Captions
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own page, no page number
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13)Figures
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increase comprehension fo the results, graphical disply of data.
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