Designing and Reporting Experiments in Psychology Peter Harris
     
 
 
 
Designing & Reporting Experiments in Psychology 3/e
 
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  A. Choosing a statistical test  
  B. Reporting specific inferential statistics  
  B1 Reporting some of the more commonly used inferential statistics  
  B2 Measures of association and correlation  
  B3 Tests of differences - nonparametric  
  B4 Tests of differences - parametric  
  B5 Statistics of effect size  
  B6 More advanced issues and reporting  
  B7 More about analysis of variance  
  C. More on main effects, interactions and graphing interactions  
  D. Rules for writers  
  E. Reporting studies that include questionnaires  
  F. Experimental and nonexperimental data: Some things to watch out for  
  G. Some tips for advanced students to improve your experiments yet further  
  H. Some issues to consider in the RESULTS sections of your later reports and your projects  
  I. Final year projects  
     
 
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