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1. You may want to include a picture of your affiliation (e.g., university emblem) here Method Participants Give a brief description here about the demographics of your participants. Sometimes charts can explain a lot more detail than words, and in less space! Materials List all of the materials here. Bullet format usually works well You can list all materials this way Make sure to provide proper citations where necessary Procedure Make sure the procedure section describes the study in full. Bullet format can also work here You can list all steps here Sometimes, a flow chart can also work. Conclusions Bring everything back together here. Relate your results to your hypotheses. Provide the limitations of your research, give implications, and ideas for further study. Title of PresentationAuthor Names Introduction Give a brief literature review here. Remember, citations that are presented in this poster will need to be referenced. Try to develop the reasoning for why your study was accomplished. Hypotheses List your hypotheses here. Make sure to provide directional hypotheses where appropriate. Abstract Remember to always check for proper format and style guidelines for your presentation. Typically, the abstract will contain a brief description of the problem (i.e., research question) including necessary literature review; specific hypotheses; brief descriptive data on your participants, materials, and procedure; results (tied to your hypotheses); and conclusions/implications. Also, make sure your word count does not exceed any maximum limits for your presentation (typical word counts range from 150 to 250 words). Including this sentence, the word count for this abstract is 84 words. Results Provide the proper inferential statistics here. Tables and Figures work well for presenting results. References Make sure to properly format any citations that you provided on your poster presentation. Acknowledgments If you have any acknowledgments, provide them here.