Dear Sarah, Yes, that is fine.
Writing the introductionDear Cherith No, this is not a problem.
Writing the introductionDear Rachel, No, this is not the requirement. It is solely the aim and the procedure.
P2A ExperimentsThanks John, in your study guide for prevalence, this study is linked to differences in prevalence rates between men and women which is where I think the source of confusion is. Your comment from February seem to suggest the same. I will direct my...
Nolen Hoeksema (2000)Hi John, Apologies if this has been answered elsewhere (I did a search, but couldn't find the details). Within the introduction section, can students include correlational research and/or meta-analyses within their two relevant pieces of research? Thanks...
Writing the introductionDear John- Is it a problem if both of the student's research studies in the introduction are done by the same researcher, although done at two different times and two separate aspects of the topic?
Writing the introductionYes, Eugene, animal models do not appear in any of the contexts as an area of study. Though, of course, it is possible that an animal study could be used in Paper 2, Section B as source material, so it might be worth practising just one with your...
Animal modelsHi, For the first question, should students discuss results or findings from their practical research?
P2A ExperimentsThanks this really helped, while I have not yet started Health and wellbeing, but this comment helped me to connect the study and students loved it!
Animal models
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Hi John, A slight correction needed in the wording of Festinger Study. 1954 is the year Festinger and his colleagues infiltrated and observed the UFO doomsday cult. The cult's prophecy famously predicted the...
Cognitive dissonance