Research Poster

This is nothing compared to the 20 page report I am writing, however - I made this tonight and will be using it for my presentation to summarize my study. Oh, and I am printing this on a poster board at a studio on Powell St. tomorrow.

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orphanjones says:

this looks snazzy. what was the basis for noting irritability?

i try my best to not be an irritated customer.
Posted 8 months ago. ( permalink )

a.Vision says:

so how did you measure their level of irritability? just ask peeps in the lineup?
Posted 8 months ago. ( permalink )

juliakoz says:

no, ud have to be a psych student to understand the detials.
theres a lock of technical details that go into each psych research study,
we did an observetation study using inter-observer reliability - we chose our participants systematically and based their levels of irritability on our scale - measured according to sum of symptoms. this was done every day for 2 weeks in different locations in vancouver etc etc etc .......
Posted 8 months ago. ( permalink )

a.Vision says:

ah, so it was done on different factors/symptoms via observation. It's been years since I've taken those uni courses, I'd probably forgotten all the details for sure.

Neat :) I know I'm irritated in a long linup, lol. good luck with the presentation!
Posted 8 months ago. ( permalink )

rocketcandy says:

LOL when I read the headline first I thought that it was measuring how irritable you could make this mcquaid person.. hahahaha
Posted 8 months ago. ( permalink )

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