Group presentations

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General info

The presentation counts for 30% of the final grade

The presentation should be based on one of the suggested paper or paper selected by the students (with my approval)

Presentation should be between 8-10 minutes long and are followed by 3-5 minutes of questions. They should provide a big picture of the study and the main hypothesis, a quick presentation of the data, detailed explanation of analysis and results, and finally a discussion on the clarity and adequacy of the statistical analysis. If the paper is more methodological, the presentation should present a summary version of the paper and discuss what what harder to understand or not understood.

Rubric

Content – 60 marks

  • Introduction: Background of the general ‘big picture’ and specific problem, study system, and specific hypotheses or predictions.
  • Methods: Brief outline of data collection and explanation of statistical methods used to address the hypotheses/predictions outlined in the introduction, including key assumptions.
  • Results: Visualizations clearly summarizing your results, using parallel structure to methods
  • Discussion: Summary of major results, alternative explanations for the observed results, conclusions/implications, future directions

Style – 30 marks

  • Organization
  • Clarity
  • Delivery: Timing, pace, tone, articulation
  • Originality: Creativity, critical thinking

Answers and understanding – 10 marks