Research Methods in Psychology: Evaluating a World of Information 3rd Edition by Beth Morling (eBook PDF) (eBook PDF) – Digital Ebook – Instant Delivery Download
Product details:
- ISBN-10 : 0393617548
- ISBN-13 : 978-0393617542
- Author: Beth Morling
“Drawing on examples from popular media and journals, author Beth Morling inspires a love of her subject by emphasizing its relevance. Yes, students learn how to design research studies but they also see the value of evaluating research claims they encounter in daily life. The Third Edition builds on this successful foundation by providing new ways for students to practice what they learn. New Working It Through examples provide a step-by-step method for evaluating claims start-to-finish, and a new adaptive learning tool, InQuizitive, enables students to practice what they’ve learned and strengthen their comprehension.”– Provided by publisher
Table contents:
- Introduction to scientific reasoning
- Psychology is a way of thinking
- Sources of information : why research is best and how to find it
- Three claims, four validities : interrogation tools for consumers of research
- Research foundations for any claim
- Ethical guidelines for psychology research
- Identifying good measurement
- Tools for evaluating frequency claims
- Surveys and observations : describing what people do
- Sampling : estimating the frequency of behaviors and beliefs
- Tools for evaluating association claims
- Bivariate correlational research
- Multivariate correlational research
- Tools for evaluating causal claims
- Introduction to simple experiments
- More on experiments : confounding and obscuring variables
- Experiments with more than one independent variable
- Balancing research priorities
- Quasi-experiments and small-n designs
- Replication, generalization, and the real world
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