Your Psychology Project Handbook: Becoming a Researcher

Your Psychology Project Handbook: Becoming a Researcher

by Dr Clare Wood (Author), Dr David Giles (Author), Dr Carol Percy (Author), Dr Carol Percy (Author), Dr Clare Wood (Author), Dr David Giles (Author)

Synopsis

Your Psychology Project Handbook is a comprehensive guide to completing your psychology research project or dissertation. The text is organised to reflect the natural progression through the project process, from developing your initial idea, managing your supervisor and ethical issues, through carrying out the research, to writing it up. This book will provide you with all the support you need to conduct your qualitative or quantitative independent projects, and will give you the confidence to achieve a successful result.

A range of pedagogical tools are used throughout to enable you to consolidate your understanding of the process and anticipate . Common confusions, real student experiences and frequently asked questions that may arise during each stage of the process are addressed throughout. This books provides the guidance and practical advice to help you to 'add value' and improve your marks for this essential part of your degree.

The accompanying website offers downloadable forms, templates, worksheets and checklists to help you save time in planning and carrying out your project work.

like having support from your supervisor all the time

Student from Leeds

The approach taken by the authors gives the impression that the book has been aimed at students who want to do their best.

Student from Chester

Overall, I am very impressed with this book and have personally recommended to some of my fellow students

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 216
Edition: 1
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Published: 09 Apr 2009

ISBN 10: 0273715569
ISBN 13: 9780273715566
Book Overview: Your Psychology Project Handbook is the complete guide to preparing, carrying out and writing up your psychology research project or dissertation.