Reference no: EM132295617
Assignment: Psychology Outline
Topic-The impact of taking Notes in class on quiz grades
1. Introduction
• Any action possesses a reaction. In this case, taking notes in class influences positive grades if someone reads them.
a) Hypothesis
• Better grades originate from taking notes in class
• Poor grades come from ignoring the process of taking notes in class.
b) Operational definitions
• Scholars, results, notes, grades...
2. Literature Review
• Many scholars have developed significant knowledge on the importance of reading.
• Reading and taking notes boosts memories
• It assists in creating positive results as one gets acquainted with the needed knowledge to undertake a quiz.
3. Method of Study
a) Variables
• They comprise of independent and dependent variables.
• Dependent-better quiz grades
• Independent-taking notes
b) Participation
• Random Sampling will act as the method to select groups.
c) Procedure
• The data will be measured through interviews and questionnaires.
• It will depend on the answers provided to the research.
d) Experiment Bias
• More data sources employed for verification
• Checking on alternative sources
• Acquiring assistance from peers
a) Informed Consent
• Acquired from the aspect of confidentiality and respecting data provided for the study.
4. Results
b) Possible Results
• They comprise of one having better results through taking notes and reading them.
• One who does not read notes taken in class has the same failing fate like the one who has not taken notes in class.
5. Discussion
• Predicted outcome means the expected nature of data acquired for the study
c) Possible Modifications
• The study should focus on ensuring that it widens its research past the classroom environment.
• Notes should be taken across the board.
d) Potential Confounds
• The internal and external validity of the study is strong. This is because the results created by the hypothesis and the method are strong.