On Saturday, October 10nd, the second master's thesis interim presentation of the Graduate School of Human Behavior was held at Amagasaki Campus.The presenters were 22 students from the clinical education major (Amagasaki campus) and 2 students from the human behavioral science major (Miki campus).There were less than three months left until the master's thesis submission, but many of the studies were struggling at the data collection and data analysis stages, and it seemed that it was a race against time.On the other hand, for the M7 students who will be submitting their master's theses from next year onwards, it was also a time to learn the importance of a well-planned research schedule.
The presenter commented, "In response to this presentation, I felt it was important to reflect on whether what I am trying to clarify in my research and the method for doing so match." I would like to summarize what was clarified and what was not done in this research.”
Anyway, it's the last spurt.
