A researcher is preparing a final report for a study investigating the impact of classical music on spatial-temporal reasoning. They need to decide where to place the full script used for participant debriefing, the raw percentage scores for all 50 participants, and the manual step-by-step calculations for the Wilcoxon Signed-Ranks test.
According to the established guidelines for writing psychological research reports, where must this information be placed?
The raw data and calculations belong in the Results section, while the debriefing script belongs in the Method section.
All of these items must be placed in the Appendices, with appropriate references made to them in the main body of the report.
The debriefing script and raw data belong in the Method section, while the calculations belong in the Results section.
All of these items must be included directly within the Results section to ensure full transparency of the scientific process.
