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The Psychology Research Handbook

A Guide for Graduate Students and Research Assistants

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This comprehensive, easy-to-understand guide is ideal for the beginning psychology researcher. The Handbook follows the standard model of research planning, design, data collection, statistical analysis and writing-up results. Individual chapters focus on such integral tasks as: finding a topic; conducting literature searches; selecting instruments; designing surveys and questionnaires; sampling; applying for institutional approval; conducting mail and phone surveys; cleaning up a data set; using basic and advanced statistical analysis; and doing qualitative analysis. In addition, a special topics section gives advice on such issues as coordinating a research team, applying for grants and using theory in research.

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The Psychology Research Handbook, Frederick T. L. Leong, James T. Austin

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1996
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Título
The Psychology Research Handbook
Subtítulo
A Guide for Graduate Students and Research Assistants
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
1996
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
408
ISBN10
0803970498
ISBN13
9780803970496
Serie
Calificación
2 de 5
Descripción
This comprehensive, easy-to-understand guide is ideal for the beginning psychology researcher. The Handbook follows the standard model of research planning, design, data collection, statistical analysis and writing-up results. Individual chapters focus on such integral tasks as: finding a topic; conducting literature searches; selecting instruments; designing surveys and questionnaires; sampling; applying for institutional approval; conducting mail and phone surveys; cleaning up a data set; using basic and advanced statistical analysis; and doing qualitative analysis. In addition, a special topics section gives advice on such issues as coordinating a research team, applying for grants and using theory in research.