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Writing Lab Reports will help you in many future career situations

Writing Lab Reports will help you in many future career situations. DR. “K”. Interest Education Knowledge Language gender. Idiom, expressions, slang, use of ambigous language. Be clear and concrete… Use proper grammar and avoid misspellings Avoid ambiguity “Easy as pie”

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Writing Lab Reports will help you in many future career situations

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  1. Writing Lab Reports will help you in many future career situations

  2. DR. “K” • Interest • Education • Knowledge • Language • gender

  3. Idiom, expressions, slang, use of ambigous language • Be clear and concrete… • Use proper grammar and avoid misspellings • Avoid ambiguity • “Easy as pie” • Words with multiple definitions • Slang…etc

  4. Don’t forget Title and Abstract too!

  5. Title cont’ • Nature of study-variables studied and approach • Subjects? • Results? • Fancy titles?

  6. Abstract-Very important

  7. Introduction

  8. Introduction

  9. Introduction-The inverted pyramid approach • Introduce General topic issues • Tie them together • Problem formation • Specific goal or hypothesis to be tested • Reference all ideas presented…more later

  10. Methods

  11. Methods- Subject subsection • -How were subjects recruited/nature of study • Number of subjects/ breakdown by major subject characteristics of interest • Describe other possible commonalities in sample…eg..age, etc

  12. Methods-materials subsection

  13. Methods- Procedure subsection • Describe for Dr. K, step by step details of how study was conducted. Start from subject recruitment, end at data collection.

  14. Results

  15. Results

  16. RESULTS

  17. RESULTS

  18. RESULTS

  19. RESULTS • Figure 2: The figure above shows a trend (p < 0.06) for subjects in cued (coffee) and caffeine conditions to perform better than the subjects who received caffeine in the non-cued (capsule) form on the MRT of visuo-spatial ability. The histograms reflect mean scores for each condition with SEM error bars.

  20. RESULTS

  21. Discussion

  22. Discussion- review results relative to hypothesis or purpose

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