More info: societyofauthors.org/2025/03/21/t...

Imo, best advice I received was--esp if there are complicated findings--to not segment my presentation like a paper (i.e., intro/methods/results/discussion), but to present a finding, talk about its implications, then go to the next finding, etc. Then, end with a conclusion slide on how it all fits.

which could work; but instructions may not change on the actual administration (i.e., will still say "press spacebar") cdn.mhs.com/mhsdocs/Mark...

I've used CPT 3 in research/clinical settings; participants press the spacebar, and to my understanding--MHS program does not let you edit the input key (unfortunately). However, a help page I found seems to indicate you can use another wired device (e.g. mouse)--