A guide to identifying and practicing useful scientific research for researchers, administrators, policy makers, lawyers, and journalists.
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J. Scott Armstrong is Emeritus Professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
Kesten C. Green researches and teaches at the University of South Australia.
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