Hi both, I have a question regarding the 'Discussion' section of the IA, specifically the focus on research bias. In your guidence for this section one of your prompts is: Discuss how your personal history, your background (including...
Writing the discussionDear Joel, I know that I can rely on you for making great TOK links! I would say that this is a lot for a question for Paper 1 A. You don't want them to overwrite as they need time to answer the question in section C. Remember that they have...
Cognitive biasesThe key would be to show the role of culture on memory - not the role of culture on technology use. Is the research you are using showing that the dimension has a role in how memories are created? if so, then this is fine.
Culture and memoryThe data collection tool is for the DV. If they are looking at how AI use affects problem solving skills, the data collection tool is measuring how well they solve problems.
IA: Data collectionThat is correct. They do not carry out the study. I have told my own students not to write about students. They have all written IAs on populations outside of schools.
Sample experiment 1Dear John You can always find the references by going to the textbook. They are all listed there. In this case, I messed up the date, which I will fix. Here is the link:
SLT and substance useSo it is okay for my student to target employees as population of interest and it doesn't have to be students?
Sample experiment 1Hi John We discussed Confirmation Bias today and there are a few things i'm curious about. We looked at the relationship between vested interest and confirmation bias (Pseudodiagnosticity) and the issue of psychological reactance (political...
Cognitive biasesHI John, I taught my students the role of technology for environmental factors and transactive memory within that. They have learned about emic/etic in relationships. Can they use the same research for a question on culture and memory and just discuss...
Culture and memory
Natalie
Sorry, me again - I forgot I also have a second question...! The two pieces of evidence that they have to include in their introduction - do these have to be the exact thing that they are researching, or can they be generally related? i.e. if...
Writing the discussion