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Detailed contents of chapters
Preface
Part 1
Introduction
1 The methods used in psychological research
Part 2
Choice of topic, measures and research design
2 The preliminary stages of research
3 Variables and the validity of research designs
4 Research designs and their internal validity
Part 3
Methods
5 Asking questions I: Interviews and surveys
6 Asking questions II: Measuring attitudes and meaning
7 Observation and content analysis
Part 4
Data and analysis
8 Scales of measurement
9 Summarising and describing data
10 Going beyond description
11 Samples and populations
12 Analysis of differences between a single sample and a population
13 Effect size and power
14 Parametric and non-parametric tests
15 Analysis of differences between two levels of an independent variable
16 Preliminary analysis of designs with one independent variable with
more than two levels
17 Analysis of designs with more than one independent variable
18 Subsequent analysis after ANOVA or ?2
19 Analysis of relationships I: Correlation
20 Analysis of relationships II: Regression
21 Analysis of relationships III: Logistic regression
22 Analysis of covariance (ANCOVA)
23 Screening data
24 Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA)
25 Multivariate analysis
26 Meta-analysis
27
Bayesian statistics
28 Cause and effect
Part 5
Sharing the results
29 Reporting research
Appendixes
I. Descriptive statistics
(linked to
Chapter 9)
II. Sampling and confidence intervals for proportions
(linked to
Chapter 11)
III. Comparing a sample with a population
(linked to
Chapter 12 and
Chapter 11)
IV. The power of a one-group z-test and finding sample sizes via confidence intervals
(linked to
Chapter 13)
V. Data transformation and goodness-of-fit tests
(linked to
Chapter 14)
VI. Seeking differences between two levels of an independent variable
(linked to
Chapter 15)
VII. Seeking differences between more than two levels of an independent variable
(linked to
Chapter 16)
VIII. Analysis of designs with more than one independent variable
(linked to
Chapter 17)
IX. Subsequent analysis after ANOVA or
?2
(linked to
Chapter 18)
X. Correlation and reliability
(linked to
Chapter 19)
XI. Linear Regression
(linked to
Chapter 20)
XII. Logistic regression
(linked to
Chapter 21)
XIII. ANCOVA
(linked to
Chapter 22)
XIV. Evaluation of measures: Item and discriminative analysis, and accuracy of tests
(linked to
Chapter 6)
XV. Unbalanced designs
(linked to
Chapter 23)
XVI Exploratory Factor Analysis
(linked to
Chapter 24)
XVII. Meta-analysis
(linked to
Chapter 26)
XVIII. Bayesian statistics
(linked to
Chapter 27)
XIX. Probability tables
XX. Power tables
XXI. Miscellaneous tables
References
Glossary of symbols
Author index
Subject index
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