A dissertation or thesis is a document submitted in support of candidature for an academic degree or professional qualification presenting the author's research and findings. Writing a thesis is often the culmination of a degree and a stressful time for the student who has to put a lot of time and effort into the work and bringing together everything they have learnt during their studies. Choosing the right topic for your thesis is extremely important. Begin by brainstorming all of the topic areas you have studied and highlight the ones you enjoyed the most and feel like you are you most knowledgeable in. If you enjoy writing your thesis, it will be much easier to complete and achieve the mark you deserve. A genuine interest in your topic will shine through and having enthusiasm and energy for your topic will ensure that you do not lose motivation.
There are a huge variety of topics you can choose from for a psychology thesis. It is best to talk to your tutor who will know your strengths and weaknesses and also have their own specialities and could give significant help and guidance in your certain areas.
It is best to choose an original topic that you are interested in but here are an example of a few to give students an idea:
Improving Motor Learning: The Effects of Rest Breaks and Mode of Instruction.
The Relationship between Cardiovascular Health and Memory in Midlife and Old Age.
Effects of Beta-blockers on Memory in Veterans at the Ann Arbor Veterans Affairs Hospital.
Individual Differences in Creativity: How Different Processes and Mind-Wandering Influence Performance.
Error-Related Brain Activity in Anxiety Disorders: The Hyperactivity of the ERN.
The Effect of Spaced versus Massed Practice in Musical Skill Acquisition.
Applying the Challenge Hypothesis to Wild, Adult Male Chacma Baboons.
There are a huge variety of topics you can choose from for a psychology thesis. It is best to talk to your tutor who will know your strengths and weaknesses and also have their own specialities and could give significant help and guidance in your certain areas.
It is best to choose an original topic that you are interested in but here are an example of a few to give students an idea:
Improving Motor Learning: The Effects of Rest Breaks and Mode of Instruction.
The Relationship between Cardiovascular Health and Memory in Midlife and Old Age.
Effects of Beta-blockers on Memory in Veterans at the Ann Arbor Veterans Affairs Hospital.
Individual Differences in Creativity: How Different Processes and Mind-Wandering Influence Performance.
Error-Related Brain Activity in Anxiety Disorders: The Hyperactivity of the ERN.
The Effect of Spaced versus Massed Practice in Musical Skill Acquisition.
Applying the Challenge Hypothesis to Wild, Adult Male Chacma Baboons.
