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    This document provides an internal assessment checklist for an experimental report with 7 sections. It outlines the key information and content that should be included in each section such as the title page containing identifying information, date, and word count in Section I. Section II on introduction should describe the background theory, original study, aim of present study, variables and hypotheses. Section III on methods explains the research design, sampling, participants, and materials. Section IV covers descriptive statistics, graphs, and inferential statistics used in the analysis. Section V is the discussion of findings, evaluation of strengths/limitations and modifications. Section VI addresses presentation standards and anonymization. Section VII lists appendices for raw data, calculations, instructions, forms, and materials.

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    This document provides an internal assessment checklist for an experimental report with 7 sections. It outlines the key information and content that should be included in each section such as the title page containing identifying information, date, and word count in Section I. Section II on introduction should describe the background theory, original study, aim of present study, variables and hypotheses. Section III on methods explains the research design, sampling, participants, and materials. Section IV covers descriptive statistics, graphs, and inferential statistics used in the analysis. Section V is the discussion of findings, evaluation of strengths/limitations and modifications. Section VI addresses presentation standards and anonymization. Section VII lists appendices for raw data, calculations, instructions, forms, and materials.

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    This document provides an internal assessment checklist for an experimental report with 7 sections. It outlines the key information and content that should be included in each section such as the title page containing identifying information, date, and word count in Section I. Section II on introduction should describe the background theory, original study, aim of present study, variables and hypotheses. Section III on methods explains the research design, sampling, participants, and materials. Section IV covers descriptive statistics, graphs, and inferential statistics used in the analysis. Section V is the discussion of findings, evaluation of strengths/limitations and modifications. Section VI addresses presentation standards and anonymization. Section VII lists appendices for raw data, calculations, instructions, forms, and materials.

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    This document provides an internal assessment checklist for an experimental report with 7 sections. It outlines the key information and content that should be included in each section such as the title page containing identifying information, date, and word count in Section I. Section II on introduction should describe the background theory, original study, aim of present study, variables and hypotheses. Section III on methods explains the research design, sampling, participants, and materials. Section IV covers descriptive statistics, graphs, and inferential statistics used in the analysis. Section V is the discussion of findings, evaluation of strengths/limitations and modifications. Section VI addresses presentation standards and anonymization. Section VII lists appendices for raw data, calculations, instructions, forms, and materials.

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    Internal Assessment Checklist

    I. Title Page
     The following is on the cover page:
     Your title (what you are calling your experimental report)
     IB Candidate code (ABC123)
     IB candidate code for all group members
     Date, month and year of submission
     Word count
    o The report is between 1800- 2200 words
    II. Introduction
     Background & Context
     The theory or model upon which the study is based is
    summarized
     The original study being replicated is summarized (aim,
    methods, results, conclusion)
     Present Study (the one the student is carrying out)
     There is an explanation of how the student’s study is linked to
    the original study and/or theory/model
     The aim of the student’s study is clearly stated
     The relevance of the student’s study is explained
     The IV is stated
     The DV is stated
     The IV and DV are operationalized in the research hypothesis
     The research hypotheses and null hypotheses are clearly
    stated
    III. Exploration
     The research design is:
     Explained – why did you use this design?
     The sampling method is:
     Explained – why did you use this method?
     The participants are:
     Described – what are the characteristics of your participants:
    o Age, gender, ethnicity, language, occupation, other(s)?
     Explained - why did you choose these participants? (at least
    one characteristic)
     Controlled variables are:
     Explained – how did you control for one or more extraneous
    variables?
     Choice of materials
     Stated – what were the important materials you used in your
    study1 and explained – how you created these2?
    1
    Don’t explain generic materials like pens, desks, and projectors. Explain the materials directly relevant to the manipulation of
    your IV (e.g. things like choice of videos, images, questionnaires, tests, word lists, etc.)
    2
    Explanation of creating materials might also show controlling of variables.
    IV. Analysis
     Descriptive Statistics
     At least one measure of variance (central tendency) is applied
    (e.g. mean, median, mode)
     At least one measure of spread (dispersion) is applied (e.g.
    range, standard deviation, interquartile range)
     The results are presented in a clear table
     The descriptive stats are summarized in a written paragraph
     The descriptive stats are interpreted with tentative conclusions
    (and raw data, if relevant; e.g. outliers and/or other trends)
     There is NO raw data in the analysis section
     Graph
     There is ONE graph
     The graph is titled and both axes are labelled
     The graph shows descriptive stats, not raw data
     The graph is accurate and appropriate
     Inferential Statistics
     The chosen test is stated
     The reason why the test was chosen is stated
     The results of the inferential statistics are summarized,
    including:
    o Probability value (0.05)
    o Critical value based on your sample size (n)
    o Observed value (e.g. W or U value)
    o The p value (if included in test results)
    o A statement of the significance of the data
    o A statement accepting or rejecting the null hypothesis
    V. Evaluation
     Discussion
     The findings are explained in relation to the study being
    replicated (e.g. were they consistent or inconsistent with the
    original? Interesting differences? Possible explanations?)
     The findings are explained in relation to the original theory or
    model (e.g. what do they suggest about this theory/model?)
     Evaluation and Modifications
     At least three strengths and three limitations are explained
    based on:
    o Design
    o Sample
    o Procedure
     For each limitation explained, at least one modification is
    suggested

    VI. Presentation
     References are included and use a standard format (e.g. APA)
     Academic font, size 11 or 12 is used
     All identifying features are blanked from the final document (e.g. names
    on consent forms)
     Headings and sub-headings are used to structure the report

    VII. Appendices
     The following are included in the appendices and are clearly labelled:
     Raw data (collected in a table or similar – not individual data
    sheets)
     Calculations for statistics (screenshots are OK)
     Standardized instructions
     Consent form (one blank example)
     Debriefing form (e.g. email or other script used for debriefing)
     Materials (e.g. word lists, screenshots of videos, example
    slides, etc.)
     You’ve bribed your teacher for a good grade (this one’s here just to
    make sure you’re actually reading this!)

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