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Where do we put info that would go in the header and footer? (because it also appears on top of the leaflet) Like our J no., page no., module code, module leader, running head etc.

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Where do we put info that would go in the header and footer? (because it also appears on top of the leaflet) Like our J no., page no., module code, module leader, running head etc.

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Is it okay if the leaflet is landscape but the report is portrait? (or if they're both portrait or landscape?) 

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Is it okay if the leaflet is landscape but the report is portrait? (or if they're both portrait or landscape?) 

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Do we need to put the word count for the leaflet or just the report?

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Do we need to put the word count for the leaflet or just the report?

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If we aren't including a title page, where do we put the word count? Or do we not need to put that in?

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If we aren't including a title page, where do we put the word count? Or do we not need to put that in?

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Put it at the end of the report section

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Do we need to put an in-text citation every time we mention the therapy in the report e.g. ACT (Hayes, Strosahl, & Wilson, 1999)?

Only if a new paragraph

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will there be more draft reading slots available? 

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will there be more draft reading slots available? 

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Check with Lee for his normal Psychub slots

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Does the word count include in-text references? and do the references have to be APA

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Does the word count include in-text references? and do the references have to be APA

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No - in text references are excluded but they do need to be in APA - don't worry we aren't insisting on 7th version yet so what you are used to is fine

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Can we do any of the therapies that we have had a lecture on e.g. Behavioural activation?

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Can we do any of the therapies that we have had a lecture on e.g. Behavioural activation?

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Yes

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It says that the leaflet and the report have to be facing the same way but all the example leaflets, and mine, are landscape. Shall i turn them sideways to make them portrait for the submission?

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It says that the leaflet and the report have to be facing the same way but all the example leaflets, and mine, are landscape. Shall i turn them sideways to make them portrait for the submission?

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You can do or insert a section break if in word between the two areas and then change the format for each section

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If you wrote a leaflet focusing on the therapy for one specific mental illness, would you need to do the same in the report?

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If you wrote a leaflet focusing on the therapy for one specific mental illness, would you need to do the same in the report?

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Yes

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The example leaflets had contact details, do we just make some up?

Yes

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Do you need to explain/outline the therapy in the report - eg techniques styles etc

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Do you need to explain/outline the therapy in the report - eg techniques styles etc

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Yes but briefly and not too specific, no step by step therapy details

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In the brief it says we do not need to put references in the leaflet, but in the chocolate example leaflet there is superscript referencing. Do we loose marks if the leaflet has not been referenced?

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In the brief it says we do not need to put references in the leaflet, but in the chocolate example leaflet there is superscript referencing. Do we loose marks if the leaflet has not been referenced?

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No. We suggested superscript referencing as we know some people like to demonstrate their reading but it is not essential.

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Do we need a title page for the Leaflet?

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Do we need a title page for the Leaflet?

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No. It would be difficult to do for some leaflet forms also - do put your J number in the title for the file when you upload it instead

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In the report**

All of the marking team are fine with people writing in the first person.

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Because we are supposed to consider the quality of our studies...

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Because we are supposed to consider the quality of our studies...

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Would we have to say " a meta analysis" or would you be scanning the ref list to check?

When you use a study in most cases you should not just be saying "Smith et al. (2017) reported that CBT was more effective than no treatment for..." but detailing a little about their study. Therefore you are likely to be saying "A meta-analysis analysis that included 33 studies looking at CBT applied to a range of disorders reported that....However, the inclusion criteria for this analysis....."

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In the report, are we supposed to be providing support/justification for the therapy as well as suggesting its limitations? or is it just support?

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In the report, are we supposed to be providing support/justification for the therapy as well as suggesting its limitations? or is it just support?

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You need to look at advantages and disadvantages for full critical evaluation - this may link to the area of your leaflet where you look at who it doesn't work for or doesn't work as well

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If we've done this type of referencing will the reference list just be 1. xxx and then link to the superscript 1 followed by 2..3..4.. in the leaflet OR do we still need to put them in alphabetical order?
Either is fine as long as we can match number to reference - I suggest number order would make more sense

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Does the leaflet need to focus in a specific mental illness being treated by the therapy that we choose or can it just be focus on the therapy ?
It can just focus on the therapy - it's only for therapies that are linked to lots of disorders such as CBT where we suggest focusing on one application might make it more manageable

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If the leaflet is on CBT for example, specific to treating anxiety. Does the report have to be specific to the particular mental illness as well?

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If the leaflet is on CBT for example, specific to treating anxiety. Does the report have to be specific to the particular mental illness as well?

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It would be more focused on this particular therapy - you could mention it's broader applicability but most content will look at it's effectiveness for this particular issue

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How many references/articles are expected for the report?

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How many references/articles are expected for the report?

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there is no exact number - quality of sources is also important, you might want to look at the past examples to give you an idea about this

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For the report, do you include negative evaluation about your therapy and studies?
Yes - this is part of the critical stance

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Does it matter if it is a word document or PDF?
All turnitin submissions need to be a pdf, we suggest that whatever software you use the work is a pdf so its format is fixed

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Do you have to include the picture references on the leaflet?
It's not essential but you can