TitleAuthor, Ph.D.
DepartmentOther Author, M.S..
Department
Procedures
o What did you do?o How did you do it?o Designo Where and how did you obtain your sample?o Etc.
Methodology
Sample Characteristics
o Give percent, mean, whatever is appropriate for the demographic variables
o You can do it in bulleted form or create a table
Variables and Measurement
o How did you meausre/operationalize your research variables?
o Can you group the variables? For example, o Six agreement questions using a Likert scale with
1=strongly disagree, 6=strongly agree that measured opinions about eating habits.
Discussion
o What is the English translation of your findings?o How does it tie back in to the literature can go here.
o Don’t forget that you can resize any of these boxes.
Conclusions
Implications
o What does it meano What are the implications for society, families,
individuals, etc>?o How does it tie back into the literature can go here.
Limitations
o What are the obvious problems and shortcomings?
Abstract
o The main things of each section of your study go here.o Be brief but clear.
Introduction
Justification /Purpose
o Why is this study important.o What is the purpose of doing it?
o What is the earth shattering revelations that prompted you to do it?
Hypotheses/Objectives
o What are you predicting (inferential)?o If descriptive, what are the objectives? (The objective of
this research is to…
o You can resize each of these boxes as needed.
You can put a heading here
o Tell your findingso Start simple and proceed to complex
o Univariate to Bivariateo Descriptive to inferential
o You can also put a graph or a table hereo Perhaps a scatter plot or a clustered bar graph
o Don’t forget to ask yourself if it adds anything to the poster
o Don’t forget to tell something about the figure, it can’t just sit there and look pretty
Results
You can put a heading here
o More findings hereo A graph or table can go here
o But don’t forget to discuss it
Other Author, B.S.Department
California State University Northridge
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