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Psychology reports follow APA structure closely, and the format itself is assessed. Title page, abstract, introduction, method with its labelled subsections, results, discussion and references each have conventions, and deviating from them costs marks independently of content quality.
The introduction should funnel: broad area, relevant theory, the specific gap, then hypotheses stated directionally where the literature supports a direction. Hypotheses appearing for the first time in the results section is a common and heavily penalised error.
The method must contain enough detail for replication — participant numbers, recruitment, demographics, materials with their psychometric properties, and a procedure someone else could follow. Reporting a scale without its reliability coefficient is an easy mark to lose.
APA has exact conventions for statistical reporting: test statistic, degrees of freedom, exact p value, and an effect size. Writing 'the result was significant (p < .05)' without the test statistic or effect size is incomplete under current APA guidance and rubrics increasingly reflect that.
Italicisation is assessed too — M, SD, t, F, p and r are italicised, and leading zeros are dropped from values that cannot exceed one. These are small points that accumulate across a results section.
Non-significant results are results. Framing them as a failure, or quietly running additional tests until something reaches significance, is both a reporting problem and an ethics one. Report what you found and discuss power.
Ethics sections need to engage with the specific study rather than recite the BPS code. Informed consent, the right to withdraw, debriefing and data protection all have particular implications for deception studies, vulnerable participants or online data collection, and markers look for that specificity.
The discussion should interpret the findings against the theory raised in the introduction, then address limitations honestly — sample constraints, measurement validity, generalisability — and propose a next study that follows from them rather than a generic call for more research.
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