How to do research: a psychologist's guide Evans, Jonathan St B. T.

By:

Evans, Jonathan St B. T

Publication details: New York Psychology Press 2005Description: ix, 126 pISBN:

9781841695426

Subject(s):

Psychology - Research - Methodology

DDC classification:

150.72

Summary: Despite the existence of a large number of research methods textbooks, so far there has been no coherent discussion or useful outlining of a 'strategy' for research. This book seeks to plug that gap. Offering practical advice on all methodological aspects of research from literature review and interpretation of findings, to development of theories, writing and publication, this book also provides a consideration of the major conceptual aspects of conducting research. The whole process of research, from philosophical underpinnings to key concepts in implementation, is critically examined and practical advice provided. This book will be a useful resource for post-graduate students, at both MA and PhD level, and those carrying out research for the first time.

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Despite the existence of a large number of research methods textbooks, so far there has been no coherent discussion or useful outlining of a 'strategy' for research. This book seeks to plug that gap. Offering practical advice on all methodological aspects of research from literature review and interpretation of findings, to development of theories, writing and publication, this book also provides a consideration of the major conceptual aspects of conducting research. The whole process of research, from philosophical underpinnings to key concepts in implementation, is critically examined and practical advice provided. This book will be a useful resource for post-graduate students, at both MA and PhD level, and those carrying out research for the first time.

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