Experimental Design and Statistics for Psychology: A First CourseISBN: 978-1-4051-0024-3
Paperback
234 pages
January 2006, Wiley-Blackwell
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Simon Dymond PhD., undergraduate research methods instructor, University of Wales, Swansea <!--end-->
"This will serve best as a reference book to support
undergraduate teaching and as a useful companion to have on hand on
introductory level methods classes. It provides first and second
year psychology students with a well-grounded grasp of the basics.
A well-written and long awaited text that bridges the gap between
experimental design and statistical analysis."
Psychology Reaching Review
"Lively, friendly, amusing and lucid, this is an excellent
introduction to experimental design and statistics which provides
the clear yet informative explanations that most readers prefer. I
would certainly recommend it to my students."
Colin Gray, University of Aberdeen & co- author of 'SPSS 12
Made Simple'
"This text maintains a wonderful balance of conceptual and practical focus. After each statistical test, the authors demonstrate its use in a hypothetical research study...I would recommend that anyone who teaches or takes a course in survey sampling theory and methods obtain a copy of this book" David R. Bellhouse, The American Statistician, August 2007, Vol. 61, No. 3