APA handbook of research methods in psychology. Volume 2, research designs: quantitative, qualitative, neuropsychological, and biological /

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Other Authors: Cooper, Harris M. (Editor), Coutanche, Marc N. (Editor), McMullen, Linda M. (Editor), Panter, A. T. (Editor), Rindskopf, David (Editor), Sher, Kenneth J. (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington, DC : American Psychological Association, [2023]
Series:APA handbooks in psychology.
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Table of Contents:
  • Part I. Qualitative research methods
  • Section 1. Overview of qualitative methods
  • Developments in qualitative inquiry / Sarah Riley and Andrea LaMarre
  • Metasynthesis of qualitative research / Sally Thorne
  • Section 2. Genetic methods in psychology
  • Grounded theory and psychological research / Robert Thornberg, Elaine Keane, and Malgorzata Wójcik
  • Thematic analysis / Virginia Braun and Victoria Clarke
  • Phenomenological methodology, methods, and procedures for research in psychology / Frederick J. Wertz
  • Section 3. Narrative and language-based approaches
  • Narrative analysis / Javier Monforte and Brett Smith
  • Ethnomethodology and conversation analysis / Paul ten Have
  • Discourse analysis and discursive psychology / Chris McVittie and Andy McKinlay
  • Section 4. Multilayered approaches
  • Ethnography in psychological research / Elizabeth Fein and Jonathan Yahalom
  • Visual research in psychology / Paula Reavey, Jon Prosser, and Steven D. Brown
  • Researching the temporal / Karen Henwood and Fiona Shirani
  • Part II. Working across epistemologies, methodologies, and methods
  • Mixed methods research in psychology / Timothy C. Guetterman and Analay Perez
  • The "cases within trials" (CWT) method: An example of a mixed methods research design / Daniel B. Fishman
  • Researching with American Indian and Alaska Native communities: Pursuing partnerships for psychological inquiry in service to Indigenous futurity / Joseph P. Gone
  • Participatory action research as movement toward radical relationality, epistemic justice, and transformative intervention: A multivocal reflection / Urmitapa Dutta, Jesica Siham Fernández, Anne Galletta, and Regina Day Langhout
  • Part III. Sampling across people and time
  • Introduction to survey sampling / Roger Tourangeau and Ting Yan
  • Epidemiology / Rumi Kato Price and Heidi H. Tastet
  • Collecting longitudinal data: Present issues and future challenges / Simran K. Johal, Rohit Batra, and Emilio Ferrer
  • Using the internet to collect data / Ulf-Dietrich Reips
  • Part IV. Building and testing models
  • Statistical mediation analysis in psychological research / David P. MacKinnon, JeeWon Cheong, Angela G. Pirlott, and Heather L. Smyth
  • Structural equation modeling with latent variables / Rick H. Hoyle and Nisha C. Gottfredson
  • Mathematical psychology / Parker Smith, Yanjun Liu, James T. Townsend, and Trisha Van Zandt
  • Computational modeling / Adele Diederich
  • Fundamentals of bootstrapping and Monte Carlo methods / William Howard Beasley, Patrick O'Keefe, and Joseph Lee Rodgers
  • Designing simulation studies / Xitao Fan
  • Bayesian modeling for psychologists: An applied approach / Fred M. Feinberg and Richard Gonzalez
  • Part V. Designs involving experimental manipulations
  • Section 1. Designs with different participant assignment mechanisms
  • Randomized designs in psychological research / Larry Christensen, Lisa A. Turner, and R. Burke Johnson
  • Nonequivalent comparison group designs / Henry May and Zachary K. Collier
  • Regression discontinuity designs / Charles S. Reichardt and Gary T. Henry
  • Section 2. Experimental manipulations in applied settings
  • Treatment validity for intervention studies / Dianne L. Chambless and Steven D. Hollon
  • Translational research / Michael T. Bardo, Christopher Cappelli, and Mary Ann Pentz
  • Program evaluation: Outcomes and costs of putting psychology to work / Brian T. Yates
  • Part VI. Quantitative research designs involving single participants or units
  • Single-case experimental design / John M. Ferron, Megan Kirby, and Lodi Lipien
  • Time series designs / Bradley J. Bartos, Richard McCleary, and David McDowall
  • Part VII. Designs in neuropsychology and biological psychology
  • Section 1. Neuropsychology
  • Case studies in neuropsychology / Randi C. Martin, Simon Fischer-Baum, and Corinne M. Pettigrew
  • Group studies in experimental neuropsychology / Avinash R. Vaidya, Maia S. Pujara, and Lesley K. Fellows
  • Section 2. Genetic Methods in Psychology
  • Genetic methods in psychology / Terrell A. Hicks, Daniel Bustamante, Karestan C. Koenen, Nicole R. Nugent, and Ananda B. Amstadter
  • Human genetic epidemiology / Floris Huider, Lannie Ligthart, Yuri Milaneschi, Brenda W. J. H. Penninx, and Dorret I. Boomsma
  • Index.