1. The followings should be submitted to the General Office by 5 p.m.,
   Noverber 17, 2008 (for 1st term) and April 6, 2009 (for 2nd term)
   
   
   • Three A4 size copies of the final draft of the Undergraduate Thesis
     
     • List your Student ID on the cover page of the thesis
     • Each copy bound with the spiral strip, and a sample is available at the General Office
       
       
   • One CD-ROM containing the following files:
     • The thesis file in MS Word format
       Name the file of thesis as Student ID_thesis,
       e.g., 99123456_thesis
     • The abstract of the thesis and all self-translated psychological tests* in MS Word format
       Name the file of abstract as Student ID_abstract,
       e.g., 99123456_abstract
       Name the file of translated tests as Student ID_test,
       e.g., 99123456_test
       * Please indicate the authorship(s) of the test(s) at the cover of the floppy diskette for third party access
     • List your student ID, student name, file name and submission year & term on the CDR's cover.
       
       
   • One CD-ROM containing the raw data and the data coding scheme.
     • Name the file of raw data as Student ID_rawdata,
       e.g., 99123456_rawdata
     • Name the file of data coding as Student ID_coding,
       e.g., 99123456_coding
     • List your student ID, student name, file name and submission year & term on the CDR's cover.

        

A completed Thesis Submission Form (download form) (sample form)



A hard copy of the raw data (optional)

2. Thesis Format (PDR format)

3. Thesis Attachment

• DO NOT attach any psychological test that is subject to copyright protection in the thesis
  
  
  • DO NOT attach any self-translated psychological test* in the thesis
    
    Please consult your thesis supervisor for information which psychological tests are subject to copyright protection.
    
    

4. Poster presentation

Hardcopy of an A0 size poster shall be prepared according to the specific guidelines, and submitted to the General Office by 5 p.m., December 8, 2008 (for 1st term) and April 27, 2009 (for 2nd term).

• Students are strongly encouraged to present their poster on the Poster Presentation Day to be scheduled in early May 2009.

5. Grading

The thesis will be graded by two staff members, one of whom is the thesis supervisor

Note:
* A self-translated test is an instrument obtained by your own translation of any existing testing material from one language (e.g., English) to a second language (e.g., Chinese)

Please contact the General Office if you have any query concerning thesis submission

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