Crafting your thesis introduction: Part 1

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from PsychEd · host Jenny Richmond and Lisa Williams

In this episode, A/Prof Jenny Richmond and A/Prof Lisa Williams share their expertise on writing introductions for honours theses and proposals. They discuss the four essential "moves" of a strong introduction, strategies for effective literature review, and the importance of creating perceptual fluency for readers. The hosts offer invaluable insights on structuring arguments, being selective with content, and adapting approaches for proposals versus full theses. Slides that might be useful available here https://jennyslides.netlify.app/reviewerhat/#/title-slide

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