How to Write a Kick Ass Thesis: Part 1

Service Description

Learn How to Write a Kick Ass Thesis: Part 1 is a 1-hour 45 minute on-demand online workshop delivered by Psychologist, Adele Bergin. Adele Bergin is a former Lawyer and a currently registered Psychologist with a Master of Clinical Psychology. She has published research in numerous academic journals, including the International Journal of Stress Management, Anxiety, Stress and Coping, the Journal of College Student Development, and Mindfulness. You can check out her publications here: https://bit.ly/AJBGoogleScholar Adele has been a member of a Human Research Ethics Committee, a peer-reviewer of academic research articles, and an external marker of psychology honours theses. "This workshop is an integration of the skills and knowledge I have accumulated having spent the last 10 years researching and writing theses and academic research articles, as well as how to avoid the common mistakes I have seen students make when I have reviewed and marked theses." - Adele Bergin In the workshop you will learn: 1. Strategies to build a good working relationship with your supervisor (and why this is important). 2. The secrets to conducting a comprehensive literature review to save yourself time (and headaches) later. 3. The one part of your thesis you should start NOW! 4. How to write a compelling Introduction, synthesise research, and find the infamous 'research gap'. 5. How you can avoid common mistakes made by students in their honours thesis. The workshop content will be available to you to watch, on-demand, at any time, until 31 December 2022. Please note, after booking, you will be emailed two emails to the email address you provided when you made your purchase: an invoice and a seperate email detailing how to access the online workshop. ***If you have not received access to the workshop within 24 hours of booking, please check your spam or junk email folder.*** Please note, the advice provided in this workshop is targeted towards cross-sectional survey research designs, because that is the most common research design in an honours level thesis. Also, Adele generally uses clinical and organisational psychology examples, because that is her area of research publication. If you have any questions about the workshop, please do not hesitate to contact Adele Bergin at: hello@psychbuddy.com.au