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PS360 APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS I (EVENING) PART C 3.0

Assignment Name: Final Presentation

Closing Time: 4/12/2026 11:55 PM (Current Time: 4/3/2026 08:21 PM America/New_York)

Instructions for the Final Project Presentation

Course Title: Applied Behavior Analysis I (PS360)

Assignment: Final Project Presentation

Objective: To summarize and effectively communicate the findings and ideas of your final project in a clear, professional, and engaging manner.

If you are submitting it by email, please include your name in the subject line. – M. Ramos

Presentation Requirements:

Time Limit:

Prepare a 5-minute presentation to present in class summarizing your final project.

Content Outline:

Your presentation should include the following sections:

Introduction:

Briefly present the behavior you analyzed.

Explain the rationale and significance of your study.

Methodology:

Describe your operational definition of the behavior.

Summarize the measurement techniques and data collection methods used.

Explain the experimental design applied (e.g., reversal, multiple baseline).

Results:

Present key findings using graphs (e.g., bar chart, cumulative record).

Highlight observed quantitative trends and relationships.

Discussion:

Interpret the results and discuss their implications.

Mention any challenges encountered and how they were addressed.

Suggest future research directions or practical applications.

Visual Material:

Include graphs (e.g., bar chart, line graph) to visually represent your data.

Use clear and concise slides or visuals that complement your spoken content (if applicable).

Presentation Style:

Be clear and professional in your delivery.

Use language appropriate for a professional and academic audience.

Maintain a steady pace, ensuring the presentation stays within the 5-minute time limit.

APA 7th Edition Compliance:

Cite all sources, including graphics, in APA 7th edition format.

Include a references slide in APA 7th edition style at the end of your presentation (if applicable).

Submission Format:

Save your recorded presentation in a common video format (e.g., MP4).

Submit it as a PowerPoint or PDF file.

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