Applied Experimental Psychology

Author: Deng Zhu / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This textbook consists of four parts: Part 1: Basic Issues of Psychological Experiment Research, composed of the Preface, Chapter 1 to Chapter 3. This part primarily discusses the main characteristics of scientific research methods in psychology, general logic, the basic process of psychological experiment research, and common design models. It is the foundational and core content for teaching experimental psychology.
Part 2: Traditional Fields of Psychological Experiment Research and New Developments in Research Methods, composed of Chapter 4 to Chapter 9. This part mainly introduces experimental research methods and findings in fields such as psychophysics, reaction time, perception, memory, and thinking.
Part 3: Applications of Psychological Experiment Research Methods, composed of Chapter 10 and Chapter 11. This part primarily discusses experimental methods in developmental and educational psychology, as well as the discipline system and research methods of human factors engineering.
Part 4: Supplementary and Extended Content for Learning Experimental Psychology, composed of Appendices 1 to 5. Appendix 1 provides SPSS programs for data analysis of common research types, which can help students quickly learn and use SPSS software to analyze experimental data and materials. Appendix 2 introduces the application of the E-Prime experimental generation system in psychological experiments, which is currently the most popular psychological practice generation software system both domestically and internationally. Appendix 3 presents a series of commonly used statistical test tables, including random number tables, PZ0 conversion tables, t distribution tables, F distribution tables, and χ2 distribution tables. Appendix 4 is a glossary, listing the professional terms in this book.
This textbook consists of four parts: Part 1: Basic Issues of Psychological Experiment Research, composed of the Preface, Chapter 1 to Chapter 3. This part primarily discusses the main characteristics of scientific research methods in psychology, general logic, the basic process of psychological experiment research, and common design models. It is the foundational and core content for teaching experimental psychology.
Part 2: Traditional Fields of Psychological Experiment Research and New Developments in Research Methods, composed of Chapter 4 to Chapter 9. This part mainly introduces experimental research methods and findings in fields such as psychophysics, reaction time, perception, memory, and thinking.
Part 3: Applications of Psychological Experiment Research Methods, composed of Chapter 10 and Chapter 11. This part primarily discusses experimental methods in developmental and educational psychology, as well as the discipline system and research methods of human factors engineering.
Part 4: Supplementary and Extended Content for Learning Experimental Psychology, composed of Appendices 1 to 5. Appendix 1 provides SPSS programs for data analysis of common research types, which can help students quickly learn and use SPSS software to analyze experimental data and materials. Appendix 2 introduces the application of the E-Prime experimental generation system in psychological experiments, which is currently the most popular psychological practice generation software system both domestically and internationally. Appendix 3 presents a series of commonly used statistical test tables, including random number tables, PZ0 conversion tables, t distribution tables, F distribution tables, and χ2 distribution tables. Appendix 4 is a glossary, listing the professional terms in this book.