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IB Psychology SL Internal Assessment Exemplar
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An Experiment to Investigate the Correlation Between Articulatory Suppression and the Ability to Recall a Sequence of Letters
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Moderated
IB Grade:
6
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Ethical procedures are noted but could be improved by detailing debrief content and how data confidentiality is preserved.
Criteria A: Introduction
5/6
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3
6
Criteria Strands
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Excellent
Investigation aim and relevance
Excellent
Theory/model description and connection
Excellent
Hypothesis and variables
Criteria Feedback
Clear statement of aim linked to Landry & Bartling replication
Accurate description of the working‐memory model and explicit connection to the investigation
Operationalised independent and dependent variables with both null and research hypotheses
Limited real‐world elaboration of the investigation’s relevance
Minor over‐simplification in describing subcomponents of the phonological loop
Stylistic issues in hypothesis wording
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Criteria B: Exploration
3/4
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Good
Research design
Good
Sampling and participants
Good
Variables and materials
Criteria Feedback
Independent‐measures design is identified and its rationale (avoiding order effects) is explained
Opportunity sampling technique is described with basic reasoning about participant availability
Controlled variables and materials are described with some justification for their choice
Sampling rationale is brief and lacks discussion of external validity effects
Limited depth in explaining how controls mitigate specific biases (e.g., fatigue)
Justification of trial reduction and its impact on reliability is not addressed
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Criteria C: Analysis
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3
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Excellent
Statistical analysis
Moderate
Graphical presentation
Excellent
Findings interpretation
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Appropriate use and justification of descriptive (mean, SD) and inferential (Mann–Whitney U) statistics
Interpretation of statistical findings linked clearly to the hypothesis and data
Insightful analysis of box‐plot skewness and discussion of distributional shape
Minor conceptual slip in labeling count data as ratio level
Graphical presentation errors: inconsistent decimal notation and mixed use of percentages/raw means
Slight overstatement in p‐value interpretation (phrasing of probability)
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Criteria D: Evaluation
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3
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Excellent
Findings discussion
Excellent
Strengths and limitations
Poor
Modifications
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Findings are discussed in relation to the working‐memory model and original study results
Strengths and limitations are identified and explained in relation to validity and reliability
No concrete modifications are proposed or linked to stated limitations
Evaluation lacks suggested changes (e.g., stratified sampling, trial adjustments)
Additional context (e.g., bilingual instructions) is not elaborated for limitations
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