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IB Sports, exercise and health science (SEHS) SL Internal Assessment Example
How does memorizing a 150-word script while walking on a treadmill differ in how many words are memorized from those who do not walk among 17-18-year-old high school students?SL
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Official IB Result
IB Grade: 6
Criteria A: Research design
5/6
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3
6
Criteria StrandsPro
A.1Research question context
Excellent
A.2Methodological considerations
Excellent
A.3Reproducibility of methodology
Good
Criteria Feedback
The student places the investigation in a clear and specific context with a focused population, task and exercise condition.
The student explains why the chosen procedures fit the research question, linking the encoding task, recall timing and treadmill condition to memory and exercise theory.
The student includes enough practical detail for another researcher to follow most of the procedure, including the participant group, speed, duration and materials.
The student could make the allocation process and control of conditions clearer so the design can be reproduced without ambiguity.
The student should define more precisely how script equivalence was judged and how any order effects were handled.
The student would strengthen the method further by explaining how the design controlled for baseline differences more explicitly.
Criteria B: Data analysis
4/6
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3
6
Criteria StrandsPro
B.1Communication of data
Moderate
B.2Consideration of uncertainties
Moderate
B.3Processing quality
Moderate
Criteria Feedback
The student communicates the data using raw tables, a processed summary, a sample calculation and a graph, which makes the main pattern visible.
The student correctly processes the raw scores into percentages, means and standard deviations, and they include statistical testing to compare the groups.
The student shows awareness that variability matters by using spread measures and discussing the larger variation in the walking condition.
The student needs to define the error bars more clearly so the graph can be interpreted unambiguously.
The student's inferential analysis is weakened because the repeated measurements from the same participants are treated as independent.
Some of the statistical justification and figure design reduce precision, especially where different units are combined on one axis.
Criteria C: Conclusion
5/6
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Criteria StrandsPro
C.1Relevance and support
Good
C.2Scientific context comparison
Good
C.3Practical implications
Good
Criteria Feedback
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Criteria D: Evaluation
5/6
0
3
6
Criteria StrandsPro
D.1Weaknesses and limitations
Good
D.2Improvements
Good
Criteria Feedback
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Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat.
Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur.
Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.