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Format of Research Paper
Format of Research Paper
SCHOOL LOGO
PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH
PROJECT
NAME OF THE
STUDENT
CLASS & SECTION
SCHOOL NAME
INDEX
1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4
2 ABSTRACT 5
3 INTRODUCTION 6
4 LITERATURE REVIEW 9
5 METHOD 11
6 RESULTS 19
7 DISCUSSIONS AND 24
CONCLUSIONS
8 REFERENCES 25
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
“ Every good work is the handiwork of several people. It is a fruit of the combined effort of
many people. ”
In my case, I received a great deal of help from my Psychology teacher, ‘Ms. Dikshita Taragi’
who with her lucid and appropriate instructions made this work a success. I thank her for
bestowing on me this wonderful opportunity of conducting research on
“_______________________________________________” .
Besides, it is also due to the continuous guidance from my guardians and friends that I've been
able to complete the project successfully.
I’d like to extend my gratitude towards all the participants.
It was indeed an interesting project, which helped me enhance my knowledge.
Student name
ABSTRACT
INTRODUCTION
AIM :
HYPOTHESIS :
Give a testable solution to the research problem. Basically, calculated outcome according to you.
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE :
DEPENDENT VARIABLE :
INTRODUCTION
2-3 LINES TO FORM BASE OF THE CONTENT.
FACTORS INFLUENCING
LITERATURE REVIEW
FIND ATLEAST 5 RESEARCHES WHICH SUPPORT YOUR TOPIC. FOR THIS YOU
WILL HAVE TO READ DIFFERENT RESEARCH PAPERS AND THEIR FINDINGS TO
SUPPORT YOUR PAPER.
LITERATURE REVIEW IS DONE TO GIVE A THEORETICAL BASE TO YOUR PAPER.
YOU CAN USE “GOOGLE SCHOLAR” TO GET AUTHENTIC RESEARCH PAPERS
SIMILAR TO YOUR TOPIC.
THIS WILL TAKE 2 PAGES.
EXAMPLE :-
Although much evidence suggests that gender stereotyping becomes less flexible during
adolescence, results of the present study indicate that gender stereotypes may actually become
more flexible at some point during certain adolescent school transitions. The authors
measured the flexibility of gender stereotypes in adolescents in Grades 4 through 11, using a
combined
cross-sectional and longitudinal design. Results indicated that flexibility increased for
stereotypes concerning the psychological attributes of men and women after the transition into
junior high school, regardless of whether this transition occurred during the 7th or 8th grade.
Over the remaining years of junior high and high school, stereotype flexibility decreased. These
results help resolve previous inconsistencies found in the literature by suggesting when and why
changes in gender stereotype flexibility versus rigidity occur during adolescence. (Alfieri, T.,
Ruble, D. N., & Higgins, E. T. (1996). Gender stereotypes during adolescence:
Developmental changes and the transition to junior high school. Developmental Psychology,
32(6), 1129–1137.)
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METHOD
DESIGN
Independent Variable :
Dependent Variable :
PARTICIPANTS
The survey targeted only __________ of age group _________ years. A total of _________
voluntarily took part in the survey, out of which __ % were males and remaining ____% were
females. All of them are Indians, coming from urban areas and reside in the northern part of the
country, mostly near Delhi and NCR.
The survey is purely based on Random Sampling and does not involve any kind of bias.
3 Divyakshi Female 16
Adhikary
4 Diya Sharma Female 16
5 Ananya Female 15
7 Vanishka Female 16
9 Sharanya Female 14
Vasandhani
10 Samiksha Yadav Female 16
14 Nandini Female 17
17 Ria Female 16
24 Janmay Male 17
28 Namya Female 15
36 Ishita Female 17
37 Rudher Male 16
41 Chahak Female 16
47 Ayush Male 16
50 Riya Female 16
52 Vandan Female 16
59 Sneha Female 16
61 Vansh Male 17
64 Jasmine Female 16
67 Suhani Female 15
68 Thanushree Female 17
71 Arpita Female 15
QUESTIONNAIRE
Following is the questionnaire for the survey conducted on the above mentioned topic.
Participants were supposed to answer these questions considering their point of view. It consists
of a total of 14 questions.
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PROCEDURE
The online survey was conducted on a total of ________ starting from the age of ____years to
_____ years, through random sampling to find _____________________as per the hypothesis
mentioned beforehand.
Google forms was used as a medium to create a questionnaire consisting of a total of
_____questions on the above mentioned topic. All the questions were objective. I then asked
the participants to fill it out according to their thinking and view point. Afterwards, I studied
the responses to reach the following conclusions.
PRECAUTIONS
● Consent
● Assurance of confidentiality
RESULTS
ATTACH THE RESULTS FROM THE GOOGLE FORM. YOU CAN TAKE A SCREENSHOT AND ADD
THE GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF YOUR DATA.
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● From the results obtained, we can clearly conclude that where on one hand gender
stereotypes affect the adolescents’ behaviour and cognitions, on the other hand we
see that this trend is declining.
● Most adolescents agree that for better child development, it’s not necessary for
the mother rather than father to look after the child.
● Most of them either disagree or take a neutral stance when talking of masculine
superiority in case of physical strength.
● Financially speaking, participants feel that both genders are equally capable of handling
money matters.
● However, according to them professions like teacher, makeup artist, dancer and
psychologist are more linked with women as compared to cab driver, soldier, scientist
and pilot.
● Most of them agreed with the saying that boys don't cry.
● Majority of participants don't attach specific colours with certain genders and remain
neutral.
● Majority of them believe that the body shape of a girl doesn't define her beauty.
● Most of them strongly disagree that women should indulge in housework and men should
go out to work.
● The stereotypes related to subject preferences were also not supported by the
targeted audience. According to them, gender has no such specific role to play in the
subject preferences. It is totally subjective to an individual.
● However, most of them feel that their behaviour, cognitions and decisions at some
point of time have been influenced / affected by these gender stereotypes.
Therefore we can say that the hypothesis “Gender stereotypes don't have a prominent impact
on the mindset of adolescents' behaviour and cognitions” has been verified. Adolescents have
flexible thinking, they start thinking rationally and morally and don’t conform to social
standards.
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REFERENCES
https://www.iop.org/sites/default/files/2019-07/IGB-gender-stereotypes.pdf
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2018.01086/full
https://www.sas.upenn.edu/~baron/papers.htm/pp.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s33R4OnW-eo
https://psycnet.apa.org/doiLanding?doi=10.1037%2F0012-1649.32.6.1129
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1532-7795.2010.00715.x
https://psycnet.apa.org/buy/2010-19096-001
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgX5OkrltN8
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APPENDICES
SURVEY FORM :
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSelWdXhpICzRIusz6kZJnZLQ_kgdhJRHwoa
OeSOXHS29ZMD_g/viewform?usp=sf_link
RESPONSE SHEET :
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19fRD--_J3azN8Sbl4oAKS1x7AtmGrD3UlkzePUO
p7uw/edit?resourcekey#gid=1281107681
ASER 2020 and 2021 brought to light a dismal picture of access to technology based
learning resources. Girls faced competing demands due to financial stress and decreased
requirement of care work at home. Even in 2017, ASER had reported that almost 90%
of female youth aged 14 - 18 did housework on a daily basis, compared to three - fourth
of male youth.