Title:
Research methods in psychology : ideas, techniques, and reports
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Publication Information:
Boston, NY : McGraw-Hill, 2008
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xviii, 484 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
ISBN:
9780072530742
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Summary
Summary
Emphasizing critical thinking and ethics, Spatz & Kardas' Research Methods in Psychology presents a practical approach to investigating behavioral and mental processes. By understanding context, students are led to apply appropriate methods, collect data, and arrive at valid conclusions about subjects that relate to the world around them. Intended for a first undergraduate course, Research Methods in Psychology incorporates student-friendly features such as Chapter Reviews and Critical Thinking exercises, while providing all the background and tools necessary for students to conduct and report on their own research.
Table of Contents
Preface |
Chapter 1 Science |
Chapter 2 Research in Psychology |
Chapter 3 Ethics |
Chapter 4 Measurement |
Chapter 5 Data Exploration and Description |
Chapter 6 Statistical Tests |
Chapter 7 Design I: Between-Subjects Designs |
Chapter 8 Design II: Within-Subjects Designs and Pretests |
Chapter 9 Complex Designs |
Chapter 10 Observational, Qualitative, and Small-N Research |
Chapter 11 Planning Research |
Chapter 12 Conducting and Reporting Research |
Appendixes |
Appendix A Annotated APA manuscript |
Appendix B Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct |
Appendix C Statistical tables |
Glossary |
References Credit |
Index |