Presentations are by far my favorite project format. Relevant visual information makes digesting a project easier, in my opinion, and adds a feeling of satisfaction once it's finished. You can find my favorite presentations and slideshows below.
A slideshow on how NPD affects an individual and their surroundings, its consequences, and possible treatment options.
*Personality disorders are controversial in the modern psychology field. Narcissism is a highly complex term in society and research. This project was created under the assumption that NPD is real, diagnosable, treatable, and evidence-based.
The nature, growth, appeal, and possible treatment for social media addiction.
Industrial/Organizational Psychology: Leadership Development
A guide on distinguishing leaders from managers, and how to encourage leadership qualities in the workplace.
(Pre-School & School-Aged Child Development) Final Project
A thorough presentation detailing the developmental experiences of pre-school and school-aged children.
Learn how this relates to career connections here.
(Disorders of Childhood/Adolescence) Dyscalculia Research Presentation
An in-depth analysis of the current available research for Dyscalclulia, diagnostic and intervention challenges, stigma, and CTAs for future research.
Instructor feedback: Kate, good job on your final presentation! The organization of your slides made the content easy to follow, moving logically from defining the disorder to exploring causes, diagnosis, interventions, and future research needs.
Your use of current, peer-reviewed sources strengthened the academic quality of your work, and I appreciated your inclusion of lived experiences, which added a humanizing and relatable touch. The integration of visual aids, while minimal, supported your main points without overwhelming the content.