Introduction to Design and Analysis: A Student's Handbook (A Series of Books in Psychology)
by Geoffrey Keppel, Jr. William H. Saufley, Howard Tokunaga
This student's handbook introduces essential concepts in research design and analysis within psychology. Part of a dedicated series, it equips learners with foundational tools for conducting and evaluating studies. Ideal for academic use, the book focuses on practical, student-oriented guidance in psychological methods.
About This Book
Introduction to Design and Analysis serves as a foundational handbook for students in psychology. It covers key principles of research design and statistical analysis tailored to academic needs.
As part of a series in psychology, the book emphasizes practical application in experimental contexts. It guides learners through structured approaches to data interpretation and study planning.
Authored by experts in the field, this used volume in good condition remains a reliable resource for introductory coursework. It supports building core skills in psychological research methodologies.
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