国外心理学研究方法课件m23.presentations.pptVIP

Following are descriptions of the types of conference presentations you may do as a graduate student. Presentation types differ among disciplines. For example, those in the humanities typically read their papers aloud at conferences, while social scientists give summary presentations of longer works. Conference research presentation. Read/given by a single speaker. Typically scheduled for anywhere between 12 mins and 30 mins (depends on the conference). Usually 2 to 5 mins are reserved at the end of each talk for questions from the audience. Paper with Respondent. In this type of presentation, a speaker gives a thirty-minute paper. A respondent then gives a fifteen-minute response to the paper. The speaker subsequently gives a fifteen-minute reply to the response. Panel Presentation. Panel sessions include 3-4 speakers, each of whom talks for 15-20 minutes. Panels may also have a discussant who comments on the papers/presentations individually and as a group. Roundtable. A roundtable features five or more speakers, each of whom talks for 5-10 minutes. Workshop. These sessions can vary in length from 90 minutes to one full day. Workshop presenters give short statements before involving the audience in some type of activity. Making presentations Psych 231: Research Methods in Psychology Announcements Don’t forget: Class experiment papers are due in labs this week I am accepting extra credit blue cards and extra credit journal summaries Presentations Presenting your research Posters Talks Papers Why do presentations? To present your work/theory/research Get feedback It is an opportunity for peers to ask you questions about your work For you to ask them questions You want your audience to walk away remembering a few key points So your goal is to be as clear as possible Rough sketch of a presentation Introduction of the issue Background information Specific hypotheses Design Results Interpret the results General Conclusions Hourglass shape Broad Spec