This author specializes in psychological research methods and statistics, teaching these subjects at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Their work explores diverse perspectives and issues within the field of psychology. A significant focus is placed on cross-cultural psychology and its impact on human cognition and behavior. The author's deep engagement with statistical analysis and research methodologies underpins their broader examination of psychological phenomena.
A comprehensive and compact study of current research methods in psychology which explains statistical concepts and procedures. The range of common experimental and non-experimental methods is covered, along with an overview of the qualitative-quantitative debate.
This title aims to provide psychology students with an introduction to all major aspects of psychology. This edition has been re-written and re-structured in line with AS and A level specifications. The book is divided into two major parts. Part one covers material needed for AS level and comprises cognitive and developmental psychology, physiological psychology and individual differences, as well as social psychology and research methods. Part two covers A level material, which comprises social, physiological, cognitive, developmental, and comparative psychology as well as individual differences and perspectives.