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Your name, St. Cloud State University Faculty
Sponsor Sponsors name

• Background Information
• You should describe relevant information that
  would help the reader understand the problem your
  project addresses. You should describe relevant
  information that would help the reader understand
  the scope of the problem.
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• Past solutions
• Possible Constraints
• Possible Goals
• Thesis
• State the actual prediction or hypothesis. If
  there are several hypotheses, consider changing
  the header.

Results Describe the results. Describe the
results. Describe the results. Describe the
results. Describe the results. See Table
1. Describe the results. Describe the results.
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Conclusion The hypothesis was or was not
supported. What do the results mean? How do the
results relate to theories? What are the
implications of the findings.
Method Participants Describe the number and any
appropriate information about the human
participants in the study. If the study
investigated nonhumans, use the header of
subjects. Materials Describe the stimuli,
equipment, things necessary for the study. If
appropriate give examples. See Figure
1. Procedure Describe the methodology or how you
tested the hypothesis.
Constraints Describe the number and any
appropriate information about the human
participants in the study. If the study
investigated nonhumans, use the header of
subjects. Design Identify variables and type of
design.
References Atkinson, D. (2002). Toward a
sociocognitive approach to second language
acquisition. Modern Language Journal, 86(4),
525-545. Atkinson, D., Churchill, E., Nishino,
T., Okada, H. (2007). Alignment and interaction
in a sociocognitive approach to second language
acquisition. Modern Language Journal, 91(2),
169-188. Bloom, L.(1998). Language acquisition
in its developmental context. Hoboken, NJ, US
John Wiley Sons Inc. Jiang, N. (2007).
Selective integration of linguistic knowledge in
adult second language learning. Language
Learning, 57(1), 1-33.
Figure 1. This is an example of the stimuli
studied.
Acknowledgements The author thanks all who helped
with the project. This project was partially
sponsored by St. Cloud State University Student
Research Funds. St. Cloud State University is a
member of the Minnesota State Colleges and
Universities system.