PHE 505 AbstractGuidelines and RubricOverview:Abstracts typically serve five main goals:1. Help readers decide if they should read the entire text2. Help readers and researchers remember key findings on a topic3. Help readers understand a text by acting as a pre reading outline of key points4. Index articles for quick recovery and cross referencing5. Allow supervisors to review technical work with
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PHE 505 Abstract
Guidelines and Rubric
Overview:
Abstracts typically serve five main goals:
1. Help readers decide if they should read the entire text
2. Help readers and researchers remember key findings on a topic
3. Help readers understand a text by acting as a pre reading outline of key points
4. Index articles for quick recovery and cross referencing
5. Allow supervisors to review technical work without becoming bogged down in details
The format of the abstract is determined by the type of study you are cond
ucting. Note: The abstract is written in third person. No references or quotations are
allowed.
Prompt
: Please craft an abstract for your research Your abstract needs to include:
Title
Statement of topic and purpose of your research
Scope of yo ur research
The methods that will be used and the kinds of evidence anticipated , as well as collection and analysis methods
Anticipated results and potential consequences
Guidelines for
Submission Submit assignment as a Word document with double spacing, 12 point Times New Roman font, and one inch margins Your abstract
must be 150 200 word s
Critical Elements
Proficient (100%)
Needs Improvement (8
0% Not Evident (0%)
Value
Title
Title is
concise and
representative of the
investigation
Title is either wordy or under
expresses nature of the study
There is no title
15
Topic & Purpose
Main idea and purpose
of the
research, research questions and
reasons behind the research are
clearly stated
Main idea and purpose
of the
research and the research
questions are outlined
Topic and/or
purpose is not
stated
10
Scope
Foundation for the work, the
author’s concentration and the
focus of the research are
described
The focus of the research and the
aut hor’s concentration are
evident
Any statement of scope is vague
and without clear direction
25
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