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Using a spare style that doesnt get in the way of the instructor, McBurney takes students step-by-step through all stages of research including choosing the problem, the literature search, the nuts and bolts of research protocol, research ethics, and the publication process. Increased coverage of survey research and non-experimental methods in this edition allows the instructor more flexibility, while updated research examples and extensive end-of-chapter material get students actively involved in research methodology.
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A revised edition of Experimental Psychology, 2nd ed. (1990). A text for a course on research methods in psychology at the undergraduate level. The new title reflects an increased attention given to nonexperimental research. The previous chapter on nonexperimental research has been expanded into two: one on observational, archival, and case-study methods and another devoted to surveys and questionnaires. In addition, there are sections on meta analysis, developmental designs, and program evaluation in various chapters. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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