See attachment Powerpoint

Information needed for the Presentation:

Slide 1 (Title) – Name your presentation something related to the topic of the article you are analyzing. Use this opening information as a guide.

Use your name and your university (California Baptist University).

Slide 2 (Introduction)

· briefly introduce the problem

· establish the importance of the problem

· briefly state the goal of the study. This will reflect your hypothesis (see slide 4 below)

Slide 3 (Literature Review)

This information is under the heading “background.” Note that not all of this section should be included. If you wish to talk about EGM, do it briefly at the beginning of the introduction slide, or add a slide called “background.”

The actual literature review is short an begins with the words “prior literature.” You will find 3 sources described. You may use the same wording in your presentation for the description of each. Be sure to cite these properly, both here and in the last slide. The overview has this already done correctly for you.

Slide 4 (Hypothesis)

This information is in the first paragraph of the overview. Determine the independent variable and the dependent variables; IV promotes change in DV.

Slide 5 (Methods)

Leave this slide as is; it is simply a transition. When recording your presentation you will simply say something such as “Next I will describe the methods used in this study.”

Slide 6 (Participants)

Briefly describe the subjects that received the benefit of the children’s ministry model (EGM).

number of participants:

· % male: % female:

· age range

· average age

· information unique to the sample

All of this information can be calculated using the table in the appendix, except for any information that is “unique to the sample.”

Steps:

1. Count the number of participants. (=N)

2. Count the number of boys; divide by N

3. Subtract % of boys from 100 for % of girls

4. Age range = the youngest to the oldest

5. Average age= add all the numbers in the age column, divide by the number of entries

Slide 7 (Measure)

specify what is being measured (hint: dependent variable)

all the following information is given under the Measure section of the overview:

· name of instrument

· response options

· sample item

· validity information

Slide 8 (Procedure)

briefly describe the procedure by which data were collected; all found under the Procedures section. Tip: abbreviate to bullet points (not full text).

Slide 9 (Analytic Method)

Description is under Data analysis in the overview.

Slide 10 (Results)

No additional text here)

Slide 11 (Descriptive Statistics)

Copy and insert the table you generate in SPSS (see separate SPSS instructions)

Briefly explain what it says.

Slide 12 (Descriptive Statistics)

Copy and insert the graph you generate in SPSS.

Briefly explain what it says.

Slide 13 (Discussion)

No additional text needed

Slide 14 (Summary of Results)

· provide a brief summary of the key finding (what was the outcome?)

· state explicitly whether the hypothesis was supported (did the independent variable make a difference? Was there a change/improvement in the DV?)

Slide 16 (Implications)

· provide at least one specific suggestion for practice (Where else could this program be used?)

Slide 17 (Suggestions for Future Research)

· What can these or other researchers do to continue to advance this research?

Slide 18 (References)

· Only list the ones you actually talk about in the presentation.