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Presenting a project or speaking in public doesn’t have to be a nerve-racking nightmare, we promise.

Preparation is key to calming your nerves and, with that in mind, we’ve put together expert insights to help you ace that presentation and communicate with confidence.

What are Registered Reports? | Stage 1 reports | Stage 2 reports | References | Note | Registered Report Workflow

Here, you will find information on Sage Catalyst, including the title list and how to use Talis Elevate in teaching.

From cognitive neuropsychology and research methods to study skills and student wellbeing, our free Psychology webinars help you refresh your knowledge, build new skills and better support your students.

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Matthew Loveless’ short video guide to political analysis. These bite-sized, intuitive guides are perfect for students looking to get started on learning data and statistics. He uses golf to explain non-liner models, compares measuring distances in space and finding reference categories for dummy variables and more. As he says, statistics is like catching a bobcat by the tail—you better know what you’re doing!

Infographics guidelines | Video abstracts guidelines | Plain language summaries guidelines

• What is a Registered Report
• Reasons to do a Registered Report
• Stage 1: Initial manuscript submission and review
• Manuscript preparation guidelines – Stage 1

Once you have signed a contract with us, the writing begins! These guidelines tell you how to adhere to Sage house style, write with diversity, equity and inclusion in mind, manage third-party permissions, format and deliver your manuscript, and understand the stages of the production process. Submitting your manuscript in accordance with these guidelines means we will be able to accept your manuscript and hand it over to our Production team as smoothly as possible and without avoidable delay.