Mathematics Homework Help

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This is a report paper about visual search and smartphone use! All the information you need will be provided, and please note that it is a MSc report instead of BSc, so please be aware with writing style and vocabularies.

Following list please also be aware:

1. Information of report structure will be provided in file, so please double check.

2. APA referencing style.

3. All the resources should be reliable, no wiki, unreliable website

4. Introduction shouldn’t be longer than 800 words.

5. Focusing on Method and results (these two are very important, especially analysing results).

6. Reference should be at least 15 resources.

7. 3500 words not including reference

Research paper’s informations and resources are in the zip file, please do read the paper from Jeremy M. Wolfe first, then go though the power point video for further clarification.

-There is a file called ” information sheet” which is for the method (please do paraphrase all the informations you need to write this paragraph, to avoid plagiarism)

-There is a file called “report writing” which can be very helpful for structuring research paper, please do follow this guidance (note that introduction shouldn’t be longer than 800 words, the main focus is on analysing data, what does it show and how it link to our hypotheses)

-There is also a SPSS file for you to create data that you need to use

-In “key reference” you can find related studies to help with this research paper

-Please do be aware of repeating words and avoiding too basic level of vocabularies

Research question:

Is there a difference in adult high and low daily smartphone user’s visual attention control?

Hypotheses:

1.Conjunction visual search will produce slower reaction times for accurate trials than singleton search trials. (Replicating the classic finding in visual search tasks, i.e. exogenous control is faster than endogenous control)

2.High smartphone users will show faster visual search than low-users only in singleton trials. (Replicating the effect shown by Portugal et al. (2020) in toddlers with saccadic latency)

3.An individual’s average daily smartphone use will be negatively associated with their reaction times only in singleton trials.(Replicating the effect shown by Portugal et al. (2020) in toddlers with saccadic latency)