Thanks, that's what I thought. So what does that make the "possible top score" for Criterion C? A 2/6 if only 1 correct research study?
Maguire (2000)Hi John! One of my groups is doing a partial replication of the Bransford & Johnson ambiguous passage study (laundry). Comprehension is measured on a 1–7 Likert scale (ordinal data), with 22 participants in one group and 24 in another (independent...
What to do with outliersHi John. If they do not include the inferential calculations in their Appendix (thus cannot confirm they did the right test), what score would that receive on the rubric?
D. AnalysisDear Naomi No. There is no neurotransmitter in Maguire's research. This would not earn marks for a question on neurotransmission. If you don't see the specific reference in the study, then it does not earn credit.
Maguire (2000)Hi John, Can a student use Maguire & the concept of Neuroplasticity in their explanation of Neurotransmission? The Q was "TWE neurotransmission affect human behavior?" And the student goes on about how dendritic branching occurs as taxi driver's...
Maguire (2000)Great, thanks so much.
Practical: The ExperimentDear Catherine, No apologies necessary. Yes, that is correct.
Study guide: Animal researchDear Rachel, I have verified that it is a generic response.
Practical: The ExperimentHi John- Apologies for another question. I can see here that for Animal Research in the guide ethical considerations is mentioned as a possibility, and for CitDW research methods is mentioned. Does this mean that they can't ask an ethics question...
Study guide: Animal research
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Dear John, When the question is about neurons, will the students earn any marks by writing about neuroplasticity instead neurotransmitters?
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