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contents 1 WHAT IS RESEARCH? 2 SPEAKING THE LANGUAGE OF SCIENCE 3 DESIGNING AN EXPERIMENT 4 MORE COMPLEX DESIGNS 5 DESCRIBING WHAT YOU'VE FOUND 6 ANALYZING SEARCH RESULTS 7 INTERPRETING THE RESULTS OF RESEARCH 8 COMMUNICATING ABOUT YOUR RESEARCH 9 PLANNING YOUR RESEARCH PROJECT GLOSSARY REFERENCES INDEX
This text investigates the fundamental principles and systematic processes required to conduct rigorous scientific research. Carol A. Saslow provides a structured framework for students and novice researchers to navigate the complexities of experimental design and data analysis. By breaking down the scientific method into actionable steps, the author establishes a clear methodology for moving from initial inquiry to final communication of findings.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this text as a foundational resource for undergraduate students entering the social or behavioral sciences. Readers frequently note the clarity of the prose and the logical progression of the chapters, which makes complex methodological concepts accessible to beginners.
Page Count:
441
Publication Date:
1982-01-01
Publisher:
Addison-Wesley Publishing Company
ISBN-10:
0201066408
ISBN-13:
9780201066401
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