This book will help undergraduate psychology students to write practical reports of experimental & other quantitative studies in psychology. It is designed to help with every stage of the report writing process including what to put in each section & recommendations for formatting & style. It also discusses how to design a study including how to use & report relevant statistics. As such the book acts both as an introduction & reference source to be used throughout an undergraduate course. Website icons within the text reference an enhanced website & ' Common Mistake' icons highlight common errors students should avoid. Statistics icons make reference to two key statistics books where students can find more detailed information. A further icon indicates the presence of relevant commentary at the end of the book for more advanced students. It features discussion of how to write up different forms of quantitative study & report relevant statistics. It offers enhanced self-testing. There are diagnostic questions (with answers at the end of the book) as well as fifty self-assessment questions within the text to aid student learning. Chapters in part two contain a list of methodological & statistical concepts covered that will help students to consolidate their knowledge. It
Includes:: a completely revised section on how to find & cite references plus current information on how to cite electronic references incorporating the new APA guidelines. It offers advice on the ethics of conducting research on the Internet. The statistics books referenced are SPSS Survival Manual 3/e" by Julie Pallant & " Learning to Use Statistical Tests in Psychology 3/e" by Judith Greene & Manuela d' Oliveira both published by Open University Press. However this book is designed for use with any statistics textbook."