This text offers comprehensive coverage of core topics in experimental psychology, emphasizing cutting-edge research and experimentation. It starts with the fundamentals of scientific investigation, including the philosophy of science, and builds on this foundation throughout. Real-world examples are provided to illustrate the practical application of the discussed methods. Each chapter concludes with Suggested Resources, featuring helpful websites, electronic databases, and relevant articles. The book highlights the significance of computer usage at every stage of the research process, from generation and collection to quantitative analysis and information gathering. Authored by experts Elmes, Kantowitz, and Roediger, who are actively engaged with leading research journals, it presents excellent teaching examples. The organization of the content is structured by research area, beginning with basic scientific concepts, followed by techniques of scientific psychology, advanced experimentation topics, and concluding with critical issues in completing psychological research. This structured approach ensures a thorough understanding of the methods and practices essential for students in the field.
David G. Elmes Knihy
