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Research A Tool for Life Bernard Beins, Ithaca College After reading this book, students will understand how to conduct meaningful research using a wide array of methodologies. They will also appreciate the social and cultural factors that influence how they carry out research and how they interpret it. To help engage students, each chapter presents controversies that illustrate the methods of that chapter. Discussions of controversies in psychology stimulate student interest while explaining important methodological concepts. Covers the effects of culture and society on research. Study/review questions allow students to rehearse material they have read. Running glossary teaches students the meanings of psychological terms as they encounter them in their reading. End-of-chapter reviews reinforce the material in the chapter.
This text investigates how students can master the principles of psychological research by integrating methodological rigor with an understanding of the social and cultural contexts that shape scientific inquiry. Bernard C. Beins, a professor at Ithaca College, utilizes a pedagogical framework that anchors abstract research concepts in real-world controversies. By examining these debates, the book demonstrates how methodological choices directly impact the validity and interpretation of psychological findings.
What You Will Find
The framing suggests a highly structured, student-centered approach designed for undergraduate psychology curricula. Its focus on integrating critical thinking with technical methodology positions it as a practical resource for students navigating the complexities of scientific research.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
pearson
ISBN-10:
0205909396
ISBN-13:
9780205909391
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