BOOKS FOR EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN

BOOK: Research Methods for Psychology

• 2017 Crump, Price, Jhangiani, Chiang, Leighton
• https://www.crumplab.com/ResearchMethods/
• contents
• takeaways
• chapter notes:
  • ch1) psychological science
    
  • ch2) getting started
    
  • ch3) measurement
    
  • ch4) single factor experiments
    
  • ch5) factorial designs
    
  • ch6) theories in psychology
    
  • ch7) research ethics
    
  • ch8) control problems
    
  • ch9) non-experiemntal research
    
  • ch10) survey research
    
  • ch11) single subject research
    
  • ch12) presenting your research
    
  • ch13) descriptive statistics
    
  • ch14) inferential statistics
    

BOOK: Introduction to Behavioral Research Methods

• 2012 Mark Leary
• in library
• contents
• notes - in binder

BEHAVIOURAL DATA COLLECTION

Books

• Cognitive Interview Book
• Computational Social Science Book
• Cyber Psychology Book
• Situational Analysis Book

ACADEMIC RESEARCH TOOLS

Psychological Statistics Using R

My Psych Stats Lab Books

Apps for cognitve tests - psych experimental design

• G-Power (psych stats app)
• jsPsych
• jaysire Navarro
  • stroop/flanker | n-book | popout effects | free recall | deep vs shadow encoding | AT | charge blindness | simple vs choice RT | WM span | semantic priming | category learning
• R for cognitive research
  • Rescola-Wagner

Experimental Design Course Notes (PS248)  1: What is Science 2: Methods in Science 3: Developing Hypothesis 4: Experimental Design: bw subjects 5: Experimental Design: within subjects 6: Experimental Design: quasi, correlational, observational 7: Experimental Design: single subject  8: Questionnaires Surveys Sampling 9: Hypothesis Testing

Experimental Design Summary Notes (PS248) 1: Decision-Making Process 2: Control Validity Reliability 3: Experimental Designs 4: Surveys, Samples, Ethics

Companion Manual for the Canadian Code of Ethics for Psychologists 1991 Canadian Psychological Association not in library ethics table CPA Canadian Psychological Association CPA code of ethics

The 4 Ethical Principles - with their Respective Values and Standards

I) Respect for the Dignity of Persons:

• 1. general respect | 2. general rights | 3. non-discrimination | 4. informed concent | 5. freedom of consent | 6. fair treatment/ due process | 7. vulnerabilities | 8. privacy 9. confidentiality 10. extended responsibility

II) Responsible Caring:

• 1. general caring | 2. competence/self-knowledge | 3. risk/benifit | 4. maximum benefit | 5. minimize harm | 6. offset/correct harm | 7. care of animals | 8. extended responsibility

III) Integrity in Relationships:

• 1. accuracy/honesty | 2. objectivity/lack of bias | 3. straight-forwardness/ openness | 4. avoidance of deception | 5. avoidance of interest | 6. reliance on the discipline | 7. exteneded responsibility

IV) Responsibility to Society:

• 1. development of knowledge | 2. beneficial activities | 3. respect fro society | 4. development of society | 5. extenede responsibities

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