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Critical Analysis in Psychology: The Essential Guide to Interrogating Published Research, 1e (Paperback)
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Critical Analysis in Psychology: The Essential Guide to Interrogating Published Research, 1e (Paperback)
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"This book is the fruit of Alex Shepherd's remarkable teaching
experience in one of the most prestigious universities in the
world. This publication will certainly become the main reference
for science students at BSc, MSc and PhD levels." Roberto Filippi,
PhD, University College London "I highly recommend this book as
essential reading for psychology students at all levels from
undergraduate to PhD. It provides a friendly and engaging guide to
developing critical evaluation skills through the use of clear and
accessible examples that capture the reader's interest." Dr Elisa
Lewis, Senior Lecturer, London South Bank University "Alex Shepherd
offers an accessible forensic filleting of published research
articles, with helpful how-to guides showing what questions to ask
and (more importantly) what the answers mean." Gina Rippon,
Professor Emeritus of Cognitive Neuroimaging, Author of The
Gendered Brain If something is published, does that mean it's true?
Critical Analysis in Experimental Psychology encourages the
critical reading and analysis of psychological research reports and
shows how design principles and statistics are applied. A.J.
Shephard empowers you to read between the lines of any published
study and draw your own conclusions. Using synopses of published
research articles as examples, the book shows how to work out if
summary claims made by authors or the media accurately reflect an
experiment's real findings. Through guided analysis of both
quantitative and qualitative real-world research, you will learn
to: *Review research articles comprehensively and critically
*Understand the rationale, logic, and purpose of an article
*Identify the hypotheses (whether stated or unstated) *Describe and
assess the suitability of the research methods used *Analyse the
implied interpretation of the results, *Become an active - rather
than a passive - reader of scientific articles. This book gives new
insight into published research articles, helping you feel less
like a student and more like a researcher. The critical skills
learned will help you to navigate through the confusing science
messages we are exposed to through all types of media. Dr A.J.
Shepherd has over 20 years of experience teaching Critical
Analysis. She is a Reader in Psychology at Birkbeck, University of
London, UK and since 2004 she has run the third year Critical
Analysis course, which she also designed.
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