Heart Rate Variability and Self-Regulation report, psychology homework help

This needs to be 100% plagiarism free and fully APA 6th formatted. Please reference every statement that you make (ideally 3-4 references per paragraph). Please use correct English grammar when completing the assignment. I will ask to rewrite if there are too many grammatical mistakes. Only top quality work is required – will be met with a generous tip if the standard is met.

PLEASE: use the average values as participant’s data (my data), as I my lecturer did not find my actual results (hence said, that using the mean data values would be acceptable).

You will find the excel spreadsheet with all data attached, as well as the full written overview of the lab report that you require to complete the assignment.

Keep things relatively simple, and show you understand the key stuff. Self-regulation, autonomic balance, heart-rate variability and the psychometric measures are key. Also, the hypotheses now are around negative correlations between HRV and the psychometric measures listed – all of these are significant.

Given you have 2000-2500 words, a GUIDE might be (this is just a guide, actual numbers could vary)

Abstract – 100 words maximum (not a guide here, that’s relatively standard).

Introduction – approximately 1000 words

Method – approximately 100 words (this section has to an extent been provided in the handout, just re-word and add details around participant numbers etc)

Results – approximately 300 words (plus tables, figures etc)

Discusion – approximately 1000 words

Note – reference lists do not count in word count.

In terms of marking, the asignment will be marked by section as follows:

Abstract worth 10 marks

Introduction worth 25 marks

Method worth 5 marks (reflecting above)

Results worth 25 marks

Discussion worth 25 marks

Referencing/APA etc worth 10 marks

Hope that all makes sense, the key is to use the information you’ve been provided with, read a few key papers and keep it simple showing a good understanding of the key issues and rationale for the study, presenting and interpreting the results clearly, then discussing them and their implications clearly and thoughtfully.