aim, procedure, findings, conclusion, critisms

In phycology it is always important to know

• CCFPA

• APFCC

• AHYVC

• PFCCA

APFCC stand for

​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)   ​ (e)  

• aims
• procedures
• findings
• conclusions
• criticisms
• conclusion
• facts
• previous
• arrival
• process

research projects are typically written in

• ACCPF

• PFCCA

• CCAPF

• APFCC

Research projects are typically written in APFCC, doing so enables you to consider

• why the study took place in a certain location

• why the study took place

• why use participants

• why critisisms occur

Research projects are typically written in APFCC, doing so enables you to consider

• the location it was carried out

• are there any negatives

• if it was carried out correctly

• how it was carried out

Research projects are typically written in APFCC, doing so enables you to consider

• was it planned ok

• what the research found

• were there any positives

• was it a fair test

Research projects are typically written in APFCC, doing so enables you to consider

• do they all agree with the results

• were they happy with the results

• what areas could they improve

• what was concluded from the results

the APFCC also supports others in

• provoking questions from the study

• making sure everyone is happy with the study

• considering the validity of the study

• understanding the study

validity means

• falseness

• truthfulness

• importance

• critisisms

the APFCC also supports others in considering the validity of the study for example

• did you have all the right equipment for the study

• was the method fair

• was the method cost effecient

• could the method impact the results obtained

• was the method used the most appropriate