Dear John,A student's original question was To what extent does exposure to armed conflict predict the severity and persistence of PTSD symptoms among children living in war zones?I suggested to remove persistence and focus on one DV - severityExamining...
Supervising Extended EssayHi John, Last year I remember you had some tables where you compared interviews with questionnaires and had similartiies and differences on tables, and the same for the other research methods. Where can I find those?
Paper 2: Section ADear Marija, That must be a tech issue on your end, as I can see everything just fine. I would recommend clicking on "report a problem" (see above) if this continues. I cannot help you, but our tech team will give you advice.
Prevalence: ObesityDear Tess, You are required to do the "cognitive approach." You should choose between memory and attention.
Lesson plans: AttentionDear Raghida, I wonder what would be in the pre-survey. Couldn't she simply gather a sample of participants who use positive self-talk?
Deciding methodologyThank you, Amy. Fixed.
ExperimentsHello! Don't know if it's my device or not, the slides are not loading properly. The slides with only text are fine but the ones with images are blank or only show the text on the slide but not the image. I tried refreshing but no luck.
Prevalence: ObesityHi John, when you say we only have to do one "cognitive process", do you mean that we only need to touch on one of the grouped lesson plans -- Attention, Cognitive Approach, or Memory? Is it almost like an optional "sub-unit" within Learning and Cognition?...
Lesson plans: AttentionPavio or Paivio - I believe you may have miss-spelled Allan Paivio's name once.
Experiments
Suzanne
Hi John, I've just noticed that the question at the bottom of the McLaughlin worksheet asks them to talk about Evans et al (2012).
Stress and substance use