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IB Psychology IA Checklist

This document provides a checklist for students completing an Internal Assessment (IA) for IB Psychology at either Standard Level or Higher Level. It outlines the required sections and content for the IA report, including: an introduction describing the psychology concept and study being replicated, methods, results and analysis, evaluation of limitations and implications, and references/appendices. The checklist ensures students include key information like hypotheses, variables, ethics, results, and limitations in their report to meet IB requirements.

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IB Psychology IA Checklist

This document provides a checklist for students completing an Internal Assessment (IA) for IB Psychology at either Standard Level or Higher Level. It outlines the required sections and content for the IA report, including: an introduction describing the psychology concept and study being replicated, methods, results and analysis, evaluation of limitations and implications, and references/appendices. The checklist ensures students include key information like hypotheses, variables, ethics, results, and limitations in their report to meet IB requirements.

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IB Psychology IA Checklist SL/HL

I. Presentation - All info in the header Done To Do


A. Title of investigation
B. Your IB candidate code (Alphanumeric)

C. The IB candidate code of people in your


group (Alphanumeric)

D. Date, month, and year of submission


E. Number of words
II. Introduction6marks

A. Background of psychology concept


 Explain the field of psychology you are
examining.
 Explain the area within the field of
psychology that you are examining.
B. Explain Theory/experiment to be
replicated
 Evaluate the theory replicating.
 Purpose and utility of investigating on the theory.
 Explain the study you are replicating in detail.
Refer the study by mentioning the researcher’s
names and year.
 Procedure and its findings.
 Aim of the experiment you conducting o
studying
 Any modification from the original study.
 Results
C. Link to your replication. How does your
study test the theory? What do you expect to
find.
D. IV and DV (How has it been operationalized)
E. Experimental hypothesis
F. Null Hypothesis
III. Exploration4marks

A. Controlled variables
B. IV and DV explained
C. Research design used and justified
D. Sampling technique used and explained
why it was used.
IB Psychology IA Checklist SL/HL

E. Participants characteristics explained


(amount, age, gender, language level, cultural
background)
 Explain why they were chosen and any
characteristics particularly important for your study
 Explain how participants were assigned to groups
F. Method explained. Bullet points can be used.

G. Ethical precautions taken and justified.


Materials used and why.

H. Include links to your standardised


instructions, debrief and examples of
materials in the appendix
IV. Analysis: 6 marks

A. Create a table and bar chart separately


showing the mean or median or mode
 Include either the range of the standard
deviation Give the table a title
B. Descriptive statistics (variance and central
tendency) explained
 Why was that descriptive statistics used in
relation to the hypothesis
 Attached in appendix
C. Graph and table/ bar chart clear to
hypothesis- supports or refutes it
D. Whether parametric or non-parametric test
was used

E. Inferential stats explained- data type and


experimental design used why.

F. State the degrees of freedom


G. State the results- Raw data is in appendix
where is it attached?
H. State which hypothesis (Null/ Experimental)
the results support or disprove-
Which hypothesis is accepted
IB Psychology IA Checklist SL/HL

V. Evaluation: 6 marks

A. Discussion of results in reference to the


theory or study replicate
 any outliers
 what the results mean in relation to the
hypothesis
 Link the your results with the original study
 State the reasons why the results are the same
or different

B. Strengths and limitations of the design,


sample and procedure
 Explain any unforeseen extraneous/confounding
variables that may have affected your results.
 Explain any factors that you were aware of but
beyond your control.
 Explain how you could improve your method.
 Strengths and limitation of the design, sampling
method.
 Explain (in detail) how your study
supports/refutes the theory.

C. Modifications are explicitly linked to the


limitations
 Suggest future avenues of research into the
theory you have examined.
 Write a conclusion (not a separate heading)
based on the hypothesis and statistical results.

VI. Works Cited/References

VII. Appendices
A. Raw data
B. Print of Calculations
C. Consent form
D. Instructions
E. Debrief
F. Supplementary materials
Give each appendix a title and place on the
Contents Page For example: Appendix A –
Standardized Instructions
IB Psychology IA Checklist SL/HL

Report Format Your written format must contain the


following sections:

1. Title page
2. Contents Page
3. Introduction
4. Exploration
5. Analysis
6. Evaluation
7. References
8. Appendices

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