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Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology, 1/e
Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology is specifically written for psychology students approaching research for the first time. The key theoretical and conceptual issues are discussed in detail alongside the practicalities of doing research.
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Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology
This text is accessible, practical and authoritative. It meets the needs of students doing research at all levels for the first time. The key theoretical and conceptual issues are discussed in detail alongside the practicalities of doing research. There are major chapters on searching the literature, ethics, and developing ideas for research projects. Quantitative and qualitative research are covered and the appropriate use of both explained. It is a complete and attractive book written to help psychology students throughout their course.
Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology can be used to alone or to complement the authors’ Introduction to Statistics in Psychology and Introduction to SPSS in Psychology also published by Prentice Hall.
Key Features
- Meets the needs of all students, a book that is well organised, well written, comprehensive and relevant
- Explains the purpose and benefits of all types of research design
- Sets research in the context of the general study of psychology
- Discusses at length neglected topics such as the literature search and the process of originating ideas for research
- Looks at writing research reports as a major aspect of planning and carrying out research
- Includes expert guidance on both quantitative and qualitative research
Dennis Howitt and Duncan Cramer are both Readers in Psychology at Loughborough University
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- PublisherPearson Education (US)
- Publication date1996
- ISBN 10 0136140742
- ISBN 13 9780136140740
- BindingPaperback
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