Designing and Reporting Experiments in Psychology (Paperback: 284 pages)

. . Key features of the new edition include: . . New pedagogy. Website icons within the text reference an enhanced website, www.openup.co.uk/harris, and Common Mistake icons highlight common errors students should avoid. Statistics icons make reference to two key statistics books* where students can find more detailed information. A further icon indicates the presence of relevant commentary at the end of the book for more advanced students. . Discussion of how to write up different forms of quantitative study and report relevant statistics. . Improved self-testing. There are diagnostic questions (with answers at the end of the book) as well as fifty self-assessment questions within the text to aid student learning. Chapters in part two contain a list of methodological and statistical concepts covered that will help students to consolidate their knowledge. . A completely revised section on how to find and cite references plus current information on how to cite electronic references, incorporating the new APA guidelines . . Advice on the ethics of conducting research on the Internet . . * The statistics books referenced are "SPSS Survival Manual 3/e" by Julie Pallant and "Learning to UseStatistical Tests in Psychology 3/e" by Judith Greene and Manuela dOliveira, both published by Open University Press. However, this book is designed for use with any statistics textbook..