Stanford Prison Experiment 1. Title Slide 2. Introduction slide (introduce to the reader the main points of the presentation that will be covered). 3. Body (address the requirements of the assignment in the appropriate # of slides). 4. Conclusion slide (summarize to the reader the main points of the presentation that were covered). 5. Reference slide

Use in-text citations where appropriate on the slides. Use bullets and brief sentences to convey the information on the slides. Don't write long narratives. Use as many slides as necessary to convey the information. Some additional thoughts about some of the content for this assignment: 1. Remember that the purpose of the experiment should be considered within the 4 purposes: explore, describe, explain and/or evaluate. 2. What were the ethical issues? Refer to chapter 2 regarding ethics in research. 3. Generalizability: This concepts refers to the findings and WHETHER OR NOT they can be generalize beyond the scope of this specific research. In order words, if we try to replicate this experiment using different people or different places or different times or different cultures, would we get the same results? Can the results be generalized to "other" situations that were not covered in this experiment? For example, if the individuals were all females, would we get the same results? Title slide Introduction slide (not a table of contents) 3. Body (slides with headings) Brief summary of experiment, research purpose of experiment, 4 ethical principles, Validity (accurate), Reliability (consistency), Generalizability, Conclusion slide Reference page Do not use the words I, my, me, our, us, or we. Do not use the phrases to prove or to show. If the information isnt common knowledge, you need to cite it using in-text citations.