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Research Methods And Statistics: A Critical Thinking Approach
Jackson's text successfully illustrates the integration between statistics and research methods by demonstrating the ways to use statistics in analyzing data collected during research. Jackson's combined text adopts an inviting narrative style that speaks directly to students and draws them into the material, overcoming the initial apprehension students may feel at having to learn both subject areas at once. She incorporates a student-friendly critical thinking approach and presents examples and exercises to which students can relate. Jackson clearly focuses on the logic of the process and the methodology aspect of research.
380 pages, Hardcover
First published November 28, 2002
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October 26, 2014
Specifically set for statistics within psychology.
Many of the methods used in here are being phased out, such as the manual calculations of t-tests and the inclusion and rejection of the null hypothesis. Still, a very easy guide to statistics.
Many of the methods used in here are being phased out, such as the manual calculations of t-tests and the inclusion and rejection of the null hypothesis. Still, a very easy guide to statistics.
November 21, 2021
Yes, I am counting my textbook as part of my 2021 reading challenge. To be fair, I read the whole thing cover to cover. 😂
July 17, 2026
Not bad for a textbook.
April 18, 2023
Research Methods and Statistics by Sherri L. Jackson was a valuable resource during my time in grad school. While it may not be the most exciting read, it excels in making complex topics clear and understandable. Jackson's narrative style makes the material surprisingly easy to digest, which is a huge plus when tackling challenging subjects. Overall, a highly effective tool.
September 26, 2008
Good interactive book in research and statistics. Defines, describes and explores statistical methods for research proposals
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September 15, 2014
Helped me get an "A!"
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