Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology, 2nd edition

Published by Pearson (July 28, 2025) © 2025

  • Holly Andrews Henley Business School
  • Mark Forshaw Edge Hill University
  • Steve Jones Leeds Trinity University
  • Catherine Steele University of Leicester

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Table of contents

Acknowledgements

Introduction

Guided tour

Chapter 1 Research in psychology

Chapter 2 Designing research studies

Chapter 3 The basics of experimental design

Chapter 4 Designing complex experiments

Chapter 5 Case studies, single-case and small-N designs

Chapter 6 Observational methods

Chapter 7 Measuring attitudes

Chapter 8 Reliability and validity

Chapter 9 Qualitative approaches and methods

Chapter 10 Research ethics in psychology

Chapter 11 An introduction to statistics for psychology

Chapter 12 Describing the data: distribution, averages and variance

Chapter 13 Presenting the data: tables, figures and graphs

Chapter 14 Correlation analysis

Chapter 15 T -tests

Chapter 16 Comparing data: more than two groups

Chapter 17 Multiple regression analysis

Chapter 18 Reporting research

Glossary of terms

References

Index

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