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A poster features a close-up of a woman's face with a message about psychology. The top of the poster has the phrase 'GET PSYCHED!' in large orange text. Below, there is a series of questions in varying sizes and colors, exploring different psychological topics. The bottom part of the poster contains a web address.
Two young men are in an urban setting with a focus on one man looking upward thoughtfully. The second man is slightly blurred in the foreground, adding a dynamic and introspective vibe.
A cluttered store aisle filled with various household items and appliances. A person and a child are browsing through the products, with shelves lined with goods on either side. The environment appears busy and commercial.
Three large screens display election results in a control room environment. The screens show various graphs and text in Russian, indicating processed protocols and voting results for different districts. A person is facing the screens, possibly analyzing the data, while a camera or similar equipment is visible in the foreground.
A person wearing a suit and tie, standing next to a flip chart displaying the SQ3R method. The flip chart is organized with colorful blocks labeled with steps of the method: Survey, Question, Read, Recite, and Review. Annotations in the lower part add detailed notes.
A section of printed text discusses the disadvantages of online surveys, referencing Denscombe (2018). Specific phrases are highlighted in green, such as 'speak for itself,' 'let empirical data,' 'quantitative,' and 'qualitative.' The text mentions concerns about focusing on empirical data without considering its implications and compares quantitative methods to qualitative ones. Shadows partially obscure the text, and the section is titled '5.3 Geographical Information System.'