Books like Experimental psychology by Benton J. Underwood

Doing Psychology Experiments, Fourth Edition enables students - even students with no experimental background - to design, execute, interpret, and report simple psychological experiments. The conversational writing style guides students through the process in an easy-to-follow, step-by-step manner. Decision-making aspects of research are emphasized, and the logic behind the research procedures is fully explained. This new edition features the latest changes in ethics principles, information about recent legislation on animal experimentation, full incorporation of new APA style guidelines, a discussion on how to give effective conference presentations and poster sessions, a detailed section on the development and use of surveys, and a reordering of material for greater understanding.

"The Psychology of Illness: In Sickness and In Health serves as a guide for therapists working with chronically ill patients. Therapists can help patients cope not only with the illness, but also with the complex relationships they will have with their physicians and the medical establishment.". "Dr. Druss's unique book is divided into two sections. The first section, "Sickness," focuses on the subjective experience of being chronically ill. The second, "Health," is concerned with health and the quality of life. This book includes such topics as "healthy denial" and programs for staying healthy, such as exercise.". "The Psychology of Illness: In Sickness and In Health weaves together theory, clinical experience, case examples, and up-to-date research and presents failures as well as successes. The book's flexible approach involves several modalities including psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, pharmacological, and family treatments."--BOOK JACKET.

xvi, 496 pages : 24 cm

xvi, 496 pages : 24 cm